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المشهد العربي
Southern crises persist amidst justified collapse
The southern regions of Yemen continue to witness a war over services as a means of pressure aimed at subjugating the population. Electricity and water outages are worsening, the currency is deteriorating, and salary payments have halted. This is part of an attempt to weaken the community and distract it from its political and national rights. These crises are neither fleeting nor the result of temporary weakness; rather, they are part of a systematic strategy aimed at punishing the southern people by destroying their infrastructure and vital services, with the complicity of official and semi-official forces to justify failure through flimsy excuses, despite recent political and military changes. While some popular movements persist and reject attempts to tighten the siege, reports confirm that the crises are escalating unprecedentedly, highlighting the underlying goal of these policies to continue the war of subjugation and brutal suppression of the southern components.
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