Saudi South Faces Unrest
The article reveals the complexities of the Southern issue in Yemen, where geographic and political considerations intertwine with identity conflicts. It highlights Saudi Arabia's attempts to marginalize and discreetly undermine the achievements of the South since its liberation from the Houthis in 2016. The article discusses the various stages of the conflict, from military victories to exclusionary policies, including the sidelining of Southern leaders and the formation of the Southern Transitional Council, all within a Saudi approach that repeats after each gain to weaken the Southern project and undermine its aspirations. It also clarifies that the recent military and political escalation in 2026 and the South's control over vast areas provoked an intense Saudi reaction, aimed at asserting control and preventing Southern independence. The article emphasizes that the will of the people will continue to be present in the future of the region.
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