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المشهد العربي
December and the southern red line
The article discusses the escalating military and political tension between the South and Yemen, with a focus on Saudi-led airstrikes in December 2025 and January 2026 against Southern forces in Hadramout and Al-Dhalea. These attacks were met with widespread rejection and deep-seated populaire resentment. The writer emphasizes that the Southern people see these assaults as acts of betrayal by their former allies, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia. They have led to a national rupture and an increase in anger, establishing new red lines that reject any encroachment on the South’s will and its right to self-determination. The report clarifies that the hate speech and accusations directed at the South are not mere passing incidents but reflect a firm stance of zero tolerance towards any oppressive interventions that threaten its sovereignty. The upcoming period is expected to witness a rise in national awareness aimed at defending the independence and cause of the South.
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