Hadhramaut Blocks Houthi Supply Routes
The article focused on the efforts of the Southern Transitional Council to cut off Houthi supply lines, which exploited the complicity of some regional forces to strengthen their military capabilities and control strategic passages in the Red Sea. This posed a threat to international navigation and regional security. Sources confirmed that the success of the Southern Transitional Council in intercepting these supplies before December 2025 contributed to the Houthis’ intensified efforts to seize Bab al-Mandab. This occurred amid deteriorating relations with the coalition that supported the southern forces, leading the Houthis to regain influence and expand strategically in the region. The article explained that this achievement helped unify the efforts of the people and leadership of the South, culminating in a military victory on October 9, 2026. It also reaffirmed the importance of establishing an independent Southern state along the pre-May 22, 1990 borders as a way to resolve the region's crises and to protect regional partnership and balance.
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