South's Victory Strategy Causes North Concerns
The article addresses the struggle for control in Yemen, focusing on the southern forces led by the United Arab Emirates attempting to restore the sovereignty of the Southern State, versus the northern factions (the Brotherhood and the Houthis) striving to solidify their influence and hinder the South’s independence. It indicates that the ongoing events reflect a re-emergence of an old pattern: Yemen remains unstable without empowering the South. The South possesses its own military, combat experience, and strong popular will. The article also reveals coordinated efforts among northern factions to seize control of the South and drain its resources. Meanwhile, the international community and Gulf countries are urged to support Yemen’s true allies in the South, rather than rely on fragile alliances with the Brotherhood and Houthis. The conclusion is that liberating the North without resolving the South’s status will only lead to new conflicts. The real solution lies in either the independence of the South or a genuine unity based on ending the dominance of the North.
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