Although in my country, there are also two parties, and one leader is in prison right now, and the followers of his party are trying everything to get him out, but the ones in power are causing so much trouble.
Surprisingly enough there are a lot of similarities here and this too can be analyzed from the same perspective of
the war between East and West. In the power structure in each country there are different "groups" that are seeking to get closer to each side and that is creating increasingly more internal conflicts. The problem is that their concern is not whether that move is beneficial to the nation but their only concern is whether that move is beneficial to them and their "gang" (we have them here as well).
The coup that imprisoned Imran Khan was a US orchestrated one to separate Pakistan from the Eastern Bloc and install pro-Epstein-Axis people in power. So it is not surprising to see the unrest specially when those in power are seeking their personal benefits like both Field Marshal Asim Munir and Shehbaz Sharif are rumored to have received $75 million each in their bank accounts to join the Epstein Axis and fight Yemen.
So now the same Yemen (Ansarallah) that was effectively imposing a tight blockade on the heart of the Epstein Axis that is Israel because of the genocide in Gaza has to start defending itself against its neighbor, Saudi usurpers of Arabia and the coalition they've formed with ISI and Erdogan.
The result benefits the Axis, specificaly the Zionists occupiers of Palestine the most. For example the armed forces of Yemen that had been bombing the Zionist Om al-Rashrash (the colonizers call it Eilat) port which received shipments of the bombs Zionists use to commit genocide in Gaza, was forced to stop that blockade and start defending against the Saudi attacks while Zionists resume receiving shipments and laugh at the so called Islamic world...
