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عدن تايم
Sadaa's mountains succumb to sands
The article discusses Saudi Arabia's attempts to shift the focus of the war in Yemen from the mountains of Saada to the southern regions. It emphasizes a strategy of restructuring the political landscape in the south to better reflect Saudi interests and serve its objectives, through the formation of new political components and representative bodies, such as the Supreme Hadrami Coordination Council. The goal is to distribute representation and dismantle the issue of the South in a manner aligned with future arrangements. The article indicates that these measures aim to legitimize the distribution of political roles and present the South's representatives, even though the true intent is to turn the Southern issue into domestic matters handled on the sidelines of any settlement. Meanwhile, the Houthis remain at the negotiation table as legitimate representatives of their cause and authority. It is also stressed that the management of the Yemen file seeks to redefine the Southern cause as local issues, fragment it into parts, and exclude Southerners from decisive negotiations. This approach threatens the interests of the Southern people and reduces their political representation to mere window dressing.
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