Southern Yemen Declares Independence Path
Al Zubaidi: Abraham Accords Key to Regional Stability
Key Developments
- Southern Transitional Council leader declares readiness for independence
- Al Zubaidi signals potential Abraham Accords membership
- South controls territory, army, and police – awaiting international recognition
- Peace process with Houthis described as “frozen” after Gaza conflict
- Economic crisis deepens with 70% budget dependent on disrupted oil exports
🗺️ Yemen’s Divided Control
Current territorial situation reflects historical North-South division (1967-1990)
Houthi-Controlled North
Capital: Sanaa
Status: Rebel-held territory
Activities: Regular missile attacks on Israel, designated terrorist group
Southern Transitional Council
Capital: Aden (interim)
Status: Internationally recognized government
Control: Land, army, police forces
Border Challenges
Issues: Long coastline security
Threats: Extremist cells, smuggling
Support: Saudi Arabia & UAE assistance
🕐 Historical Context & Recent Developments
🌍Regional Impact
Southern independence could reshape Middle East dynamics and isolate Houthis in the north.
🤝Diplomatic Challenges
International recognition required for independence; peace process currently “frozen.”
💰Economic Crisis
Oil revenue collapse threatens government operations; Saudi-UAE support crucial for survival.
📰 Complete Coverage
This report is based on an exclusive interview conducted during the UN General Assembly in New York, covering Yemen’s complex political situation and regional implications.
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