Saudi Strike to Yemen as a Result of King Salman’s Alzheimer’s Disease
KABUL: (Middle East Press) Tsfy Bryyl, expert on Arab world issues stated that Khalid al-Tuwaijri, Secretary General of the Royal Court of Saudi Arabia under King Abdullah was ousted by king Salman for disclosing king’s medical records (Before taking power). He said that king Salman is suffering from Alzheimer’s disease.
Bryyl’s claim has created ambiguities about the Saudi-led strikes in Yemen.
There is a question for a number of regional experts and especially users of cyberspace while king Abdullah carrying on negotiations with Yemeni especially Ansarullah and leaders of this group had traveled to Riyadh under the king Abdullah’s invitation that what factor caused sudden change in new king of Saudi Arabia’s approach toward Yemen only some days after king Abdulla’s death and killing innocent and defenseless people of Yemen.
Regardless of the resolution of the UN Security Council issued to put pressure on Arab countries against Yemen, Saudi strike in Yemen is not justifiable in any framework of international laws and regulations recognized for world public opinion so more recent speculation has focused on king Salman’s Alzheimer’s disease as the main cause of Saudi invasion of Yemen.
And this is the question, whether king Salman’s disease and his disability to manage the country as well as his inexperienced son’ actions could bring a humanitarian catastrophe like what is happening today in Yemen!?
