First Impact in Hadramout Desert
The article discusses the political and geopolitical reactions of southern countries to a recent airstrike that targeted their forces in Hadhramaut, which sent a strong psychological and political shock to them. It explains that the initial shock weakened the Southern balance and should be addressed by reordering priorities, focusing on protecting the land and interests, and clearly redefining relationships with external parties—away from involvement in conflicts unrelated to the southern cause. The article emphasizes the importance of a clear political stance for the South—based on managing its relationships through partnership and respect—while maintaining its independent decision-making and responsibly managing its forces. The goal is to enhance its political presence within the evolving Yemeni and regional scene.
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