South Arab war after 11 years
During eleven years of war in Yemen, the south has made significant sacrifices against the Houthis and terrorism. However, these sacrifices have not led to clear political gains or a just resolution of its cause. Economic and service-related crises continue to worsen, and the future of the south remains uncertain. Despite military achievements, political gains have not matched the sacrifices made. The situation might have been different if the Arab coalition had not intervened—perhaps the war's outcomes would have been worse, or the south might have maintained greater cohesion. Currently, the south faces difficult choices, as it is being drained militarily, economically, and politically. This situation underscores the need for any new confrontations to be driven by its own will and aligned with its interests. It is important to emphasize that its sacrifices have been significant and should be directed towards advancing its cause, without being exploited in the conflicts of others.
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