The size of the challenges and obstacles facing legitimacy appears to be on one side; corruption is on the other side, which has control and influence, and constitutes the greatest obstacle to achieving any tangible progress that is credited to the work of the state and the legitimate authority as a whole. The absence of oversight and accountability bodies played an effective role in expanding its scope and spreading its area.

The legitimacy is keen on its firm commitment to all instructions of the international community and adherence to the treaties it has signed, and the orders imposed on it, such as the clause to stop the war included in the formation of the Leadership Council, but it was not followed by an explanation of how to stop it, and the extent of the other party’s response to this clause.

Have the political mind within the ranks of legitimacy, with its major components, run out of ideas and solutions to practically unify efforts to resolve the conflict with the Houthis?