Saudi Arabia 'Consolidates Control' Over Its Own Puppet, Al Jazeera Reports
The story positions the appointment of FM Shaya Mohsen Zindani as a geopolitical chess move, subtly implying a legitimate, if externally influenced, political process. What's omitted? Oh, just the inconvenient detail that this 'government' was installed by a brutal, Saudi-led military coalition, backed by the U.S. and UK, that has waged war on Yemen since 2015. A war that has caused one of the
world's worst humanitarian crises, killing hundreds of thousands and plunging millions into starvation. Consolidation of control isn't diplomacy; it's colonizing an already shattered nation. Perhaps next Al Jazeera will report on Russia 'moving to consolidate control' over a newly appointed mayor in Mariupol. The language game here is transparent: normalize occupation, sanitize proxy wars, and
ignore the mountains of civilian corpses piled up by 'Saudi-backed' interventions and Western-supplied bombs. A prime minister for a government that exists only because the legitimate one was bombed out of power—it’s not governance, it’s a receipt from the war machine.