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Northern Yemenis are not at war
The article stated that the history of political conflicts in northern Yemen differs from that in the south. In the north, changes were characterized by rapid military coups and internal power shifts among military and tribal elites, without leading to long-lasting existential conflicts. This allowed for flexibility in political settlements and prevented widespread bloodshed. In contrast, the south experienced intense internal conflicts, resulting in bloody civil wars and turning political disagreements into direct battles, as happened during the events of January 1986. The text emphasizes the necessity for Southerners to learn how to differ without turning disputes into existential hostility, and to avoid exploiting the south in northern wars. It stresses that political disagreements should not threaten national unity, and that managing differences peacefully is the way to build a stable political future.
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