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The article argues that the war between the internationally recognized government and the Houthis, now in its twelfth year, has produced no decisive military outcome. Despite fighting over control of Yemen, the two sides share an opposition to southern independence, though that does not mean they are openly coordinating. The writer contends that continued fighting and renewed proposals for unity or federalism do not address the roots of the southern crisis. Instead, the writer calls for a negotiated settlement that recognizes the distinct nature of the southern issue and guarantees southerners the freedom to determine their political future and the form of their state.
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