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Saudi guardianship system continues to hinder women's rights despite reforms
The article critically examines Saudi policies towards Yemen, particularly its interference in internal affairs and its insistence on guardianship and control, despite Yemen becoming a sovereign state after the September 21 Revolution. It highlights Saudi escalation in both rhetoric and actions, such as claims of not allowing its sovereignty to be violated, while simultaneously being responsible for destroying Yemen's infrastructure through its million-scale bombing campaigns. The article also accuses the Saudi regime of attempting to impose its vision on Yemen and interfering in the management of its airports and ports, whereas Yemen insists on its independence and its right to control its lands and resources. It concludes with a warning of Yemen's potential response following the targeting of Sana'a Airport, emphasizing that Saudi aggression will not go unpunished.
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