— 🇾🇪 Muhammad Al-Bukhaiti, a member of Ansarallah’s political bureau:

‘The South [of Yemen] has its own people, and they are most deserving to govern it. Saudi Arabia should remove its hand from them.’

This confirms that Ansarallah is not looking to capture Aden by force, but rather to establish good ties with an independent southern Yemeni state.

@Middle_East_Spectator

https://t.me/Middle_East_Spectator/36781

I honestly disagree with this position. Yemen was only split up due to colonialism and allowing UAE puppets to the south of you only seems to be repeating the mistakes of Syria. Assad allowed the conflict in Idlib to cool, and from that point, essentially signed a death warrant on unifying all of Syria under the Syrian government.

Perhaps my perspective is colored too much by the experience if Syria, but I largely disagree with allowing a contemptuous and backstabbing enemy like the UAE to set up there little puppet government over South Yemenis.