Hadramout crowds join South Arabian Army Day march
The article covers the massive event commemorating the South Arabian Army Day in Hadramout, where thousands of participants protested in Mukalla despite strict security measures and a blockade on the roads. Security forces used live ammunition to prevent the protesters, prompting the participants to march on foot while raising the flags of the South and images of President Zubaidi. They reaffirmed their commitment to their political choices and supported the unity and independence of the South. The event also saw acts of defiance against repression, as female participants were subjected to violence and assaults, condemned by human rights organizations, which called for accountability of those responsible. The mass rally conveyed clear political messages emphasizing that Hadramout has a Southern identity and that its people are the ones who determine its political future, rejecting any external interference or attempts to isolate it from the Southern scene.
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