Furious protests in southern regions oppose guardianship policies and inadequate services
Under the headline "Rage Protests Encircle the Authorities of the Reality in the South," demonstrations took place today in the governorates of Aden, Dhalah, Lahj, Abyan, and Hadramout to reject Saudi tutelage over the country and poor services. The protesters raised banners pointing to the allocation of community components instead of salaries and services, and condemned the Yemeni Emergency Forces' protection of terrorism. They called for the swift release of prisoners and journalists and for halting the prisoner exchange deal, which southern parties find disgraceful. Additionally, widespread popular escalation was observed in the areas, with marches and protests rejecting policies of domination. Socotra Governorate confirmed its adherence to the Southern stance and rejection of tutelage. Furthermore, it was reported that Iran has asked the Houthi rebels to prepare to close the Bab al-Mandab Strait if coalition countries launch attacks, amid a wave of popular and political escalation in southern Yemen.
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