A Yemeni former minister revealed on Monday an unknown fate of the border agreement between Yemen and Saudi Arabia, signed in Jeddah on June 12, 2000.
The former Minister of Transport in the Aden government and, Saleh al-Jabwani, loyal to Islah Party, said: “If the Republic of Yemen falls and is divided, the border agreement with Saudi Arabia will fall in accordance with paragraph 2 of this agreement.”
إذا سقطت الجمهورية اليمنية وتقسمت فأن إتفاقية الحدود مع السعودية ستسقط بموجب الفقرة 2 من هذه الإتفاقية وستصبح مطالبة الحوثي أو أي حكومة أخرى في صنعاء بنجران وجيزان وعسير مشروعة وهذا ما سيعمل عليه أبن زايد لتفكيك المملكة.. من يفهم طويل العمر الذي أشُيع أنه سيكون آخر ملوك السعودية!
— Saleh Algubwani (صالح الجبواني) (@AlgubwaniSaleh) August 22, 2022
“According to the second paragraph of the agreement, it will be legitimate to claim the Houthis or any other government in Sanaa to restore the Yemeni lands, “Najran, Jizan, and Asir,” which are under Saudi control,” Al-Jabwani, who resides in Turkey, said on Twitter.
He indicated that “Mohammed bin Zayed” is seeking to dismantle the kingdom,” in reference to the support provided by the UAE to the “Southern Transitional Council (STC) militias”, which demands the return of Yemen to before the unity on May 22, 1990.
This came after the UAE-funded militia took control over many southern provinces and raised the flags of separation.
