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Writer Yaqub al-Sufyani argues that Saudi policies have harmed the Southern Transitional Council by seeking to divide it and weaken its influence, but have failed to eliminate it: the Council has retained its role representing the southern cause and its ties to southern forces. He calls for southern consensus, renewed cohesion, and direct channels of communication, with a focus on common ground amid the Houthi threat. He also stresses the need to restructure the Council to address the effects of recent developments, without resorting to revenge or settling scores.
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