Al-Biha: South Not Easy for Houthis
The article focuses on the situation in southern Yemen, where Amr Al-Baidh emphasizes that the south is not an easy terrain for the Houthi group. He states that the forces loyal to Saudi Arabia currently lack the ability to defeat them militarily, warning against the Houthis' attempts to strengthen their regional presence and control over the Bab al-Mandab Strait, which would give them a strategic capability to close it whenever they wish. The statement criticized the Saudi role, calling on the United States to push for preventing Riyadh from managing the crisis alone. It clarified that the south was a defeat for the Houthis when they arrived there, asserting that the solution lies in treating the south as an essential component of resolving the Yemeni crisis, rather than just part of the problem. The article also praised the role of the UAE in resisting the Houthis, noting that the Southern Transitional Council (STC) represents a project for an independent southern state. It further mentioned that the Yemeni government is currently unable to confront the group militarily.
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