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Dr. Ali Al-Zamaki Emphasizes Dialogue and Unity in Face of South Subjugation
The article presents warnings that a widespread military escalation between the Houthi movement and Saudi Arabia could place southern Yemen under complex political and military challenges, especially if the south becomes involved in a war without a clear strategic plan. The researcher, Ali Al-Zamaki, emphasizes that such a confrontation could deplete the military and political capacities of the south, weakening its position in any future settlement. He also stresses the importance of strengthening southern political and military power and unifying internal stances, while avoiding divisions that weaken the south’s position. The focus should be on protecting achievements through dialogue and prioritizing national interests over personal disagreements. He points out that the true goal of the war would not be to recapture Sana’a but rather to weaken the parties involved in the conflict in the north and south. Additionally, there is a warning that continued planning for war could lead to outcomes detrimental to southern national interests and increase the suffering of the population.
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