Cairo (Debriefer) - The Yemeni President is under Saudi-Emirati huge pressures, Yemen's resigned transport minister tweeted on Thursday, as the Arab coalition's two partners push Abd Rabbu Mansour Hadi to "make more concessions and ok their expansionist plots" in the war-torn country.
"Mr. President, we fully appreciate how hugely you're pressed," Saleh al-Jabwani added, "but don't forget that the matter is linked to Yemen's fate, sovereignty and honor.
"Don't waive. What would remain if you give up. It's one death. Bloods shed in Abyan, Marib and Jawf call upon you don't yield," the ex-minister said.
The calls come as President Hadi is reportedly under pressures to approve the declaration of new government and delayed application of the Riyadh Agreement's military provisions.
On Sunday, deputy speaker of the Yemeni Parliament tweeted that Saudi Arabia had rejected the names proposed by President Hadi for sovereign portfolios in the new government.
"Out of their care for the President's comfort and to maintain his legitimacy, the brothers refused the proposed names," Abdul Aziz Jobari added.
"Having nominated the prime minister, the general supervisor [Saudi ambassador for Yemen Mohamed] Al Jaber will select ministers for the sovereign portfolios," he claimed.
