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عدن تايم
Heroes fight for others' land
The article discusses the suffering of southern Yemen under a stark double standard. Southern fighters are considered heroes when fighting outside their land, but become a problem when they take action to liberate their own territory and areas. The people of the south have made significant sacrifices on multiple fronts against the Houthis, including battles in the Lahj province, Taiz, and the western borders. However, they face aerial interventions and attempts at marginalization whenever they move to reclaim their lands. Questions are raised about the role of Yemeni forces affiliated with the legitimate government and why they have not been directed toward fighting the Houthis more effectively. The article emphasizes a clear discrepancy in how sacrifices are treated, where the southerners are asked to shed blood without corresponding efforts and resources to match their sacrifices. Meanwhile, the south suffers from neglect and marginalization of the responsibilities owed by the forces and governments toward freeing its land, raising doubts about the role of dominant powers and the true goal behind the ongoing conflict. The article concludes with a call to re-prioritize, ensure justice in sharing burdens, and respect the will of the southern people, to prevent their sacrifices from being lost or exploited for the interests of others.
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