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Protests in southern street threaten Saudi-Houthi advances
The South Arabian region is witnessing strong popular and political protests due to the bilateral agreements between Saudi Arabia and the Houthi militia. The Southerners see these agreements as an encroachment on their national will and a threat to the gains they achieved in defeating the Houthis and safeguarding the region’s security from Iranian expansion. They consider these understandings to place their relationship with the regional coalition at a critical test, and to pose a danger to military and political achievements. Notably, the Southern forces have been the main power in countering the Houthi militias and regaining control of the southern provinces. The Southerners reject any reconciliation with the Houthis that threatens their sovereignty, emphasizing that true peace cannot be achieved at the expense of their people's interests. They warn that ignoring their cause would only lead to renewed escalation, tension, and chaos in the region.
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