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Reasons for the Kingdom's minimal military role
The article reveals that the Southern issue in Yemen is not just a military conflict, but a struggle of a people seeking to restore their state and sovereignty. They reject being used as fuel for wars that do not serve their interests. The calls for protecting the South are often repeated, yet without active participation from their national army, and at the cost of the blood of their children being drained for political and military gains by other parties. The author clarifies that the blood of the martyrs cannot be negotiated or linked to salaries. Today, the South needs protection for its land and the preservation of its dignity. It is emphasized that the decision for war and peace must remain southern in origin, and that blood is not a commodity to be bought. Continued wars represent a waste of lives and threaten the future of the people.
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