Brothers and Houthis Threaten South
The article discusses the suspicious collaboration and coordination plan between the Yemeni Islah Party and the Houthi militia, aimed at weakening the internal front in South Arabia. The plan involves exploiting security gaps to enable the Houthis to control strategic areas, particularly in Shabwa, Abyan, and Dali. This is to be achieved by starving the southern forces through cutting salaries, freezing entitlements, and conspiring to weaken and dismantle the military institution. The plan also includes repositioning the Houthis in vital passageways, along with logistical and political facilitation, which threatens the regional and international security of the South. The article emphasizes that these plans are aimed at encircling Aden and breaking the will of the South, requiring national vigilance to confront this serious threat before it turns into a ground reality that becomes difficult to control.
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