Southerners' anger erupts against Saudi-Houthi deal

The article addresses the escalating popular and political anger in South Yemen, particularly in Aden, against the upcoming prisoner exchange deal sponsored by Saudi Arabia with the Houthi militia. The deal includes terrorist elements and individuals sentenced to death. The south rejects this agreement, considering it a threat to anti-terrorism efforts and a danger to security and stability, warning that it could revive terrorist cells and destabilize the region. It is also noted that these reactions are part of a broader rejection of attempts to impose regional guardianship over the sovereignty of South Yemen.