Massive Public Demonstration in Aden Supports Southern Resolution and Rejects Guardianship
The people of the South held protests in Aden and Socotra to emphasize their adherence to the Southern decision and their rejection of foreign guardianship, particularly Saudi interference. They called for the restoration of sovereignty and the reclaiming of their rights. Protesters also organized demonstrations in Hadramout, expressing their opposition to policies of domination and external interventions. They condemned the confiscation of flags and the detention of peaceful equipment, reaffirming their commitment to continued peaceful resistance until their demands are met, including the release of detainees and thwarting attempts to smuggle terrorists. These protests are part of the broader resistance against policies they deem oppressive and restrictive to freedom of expression, all aimed at preserving the sovereignty and the right of the South's people to determine their own future.
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