Southern resilience against enemies
The article focused on the record of sacrifices and heroic achievements made by the South Arabian people in confronting occupying forces and the violations they have faced from the Houthi militias and their allies. It also highlighted the war crimes and systematic violations committed by those militias against civilians and infrastructure, which constitute blatant breaches of international and humanitarian norms. The report affirms that these crimes remain war crimes that do not expire over time, and that the resilience of the people's will in the south reflects the failure of policies of impoverishment and repression. These policies have not affected the people's attachment to their national and liberation project; rather, they have increased their steadfastness in defending their rights despite all attempts to divide their struggle.
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