Military expert: Southerners should overcome any obstacles in the way of their strategic relations with Saudi Arabia and all Arab countries
Southern analyst and military expert, Brigadier Thabet Hussein Saleh, called for the importance of the southerners to bypass any pitfalls and overcome any obstacles in the path of intimate strategic relations with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the Arab Republic of Egypt.
The military expert wrote in his page on “Facebook”: During the struggle for independence, the relationship between the South and Egypt remained intimate and strategic despite all the attempts of many Egyptian and foreign intelligence agencies to disturb these relations … These relations were revealed as Egypt of Abdel Nasser was the first to support and admit the independence of the South, led by the National Front.
Any pitfalls in the path of intimate strategic relations with the Arab Gulf states, led by Saudi Arabia … not to mention Egypt and all Arab and friendly countries, should be overcome.
The expert noted in another blog post, during which he commented on preventing leaders of the Transitional Council and the Director of Aden’s security from returning to Aden, to the importance of the Arab coalition improving the use of its powers to serve the goals of war and active and loyal partners … pointing to the southerners and the leadership of the Transitional Council were and are still at the forefront of these forces.
