Aden Failure Questions Sana'a Reach
The article discusses the failure of the group that considers itself the legitimate authority in managing the areas where it is present in Yemen, especially Aden. It highlights their inability to establish a stable authority or successful governance in the territories they control. The article points out that the delay in regaining Sana'a is due to weak influence and external pressure, particularly from Saudi Arabia, which has neither the capacity nor the desire to reinstate these groups in Aden, let alone in Sana'a, where they have no real control. It emphasizes that continued reliance on external support hampers the achievement of an independent Yemeni national project. The true solution lies in negotiating a comprehensive internal peace that guarantees Yemen's sovereignty and independence, rather than waiting for external intervention or miracles from Riyadh. The article calls for a thorough review of the legitimacy path and stresses the necessity of building an independent Yemeni state, free from dependence and betrayal, as well as holding accountable those who have collaborated with foreign powers at the expense of the homeland.
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