South Yemen Council Warns of Regional Threat
Recent field developments in Yemen reveal a significant military escalation centered in the western coast, Taiz, Hudaydah, and the routes leading to Bab al-Mandab, marking one of the fiercest escalations in years. According to sources, the widening scope and regional expansion of the fighting threaten to turn Yemen into a battleground for open war, worsening the humanitarian and economic conditions, increasing displacement, and casualties. Leadership sources state that a military solution alone is insufficient; it must be accompanied by a political process that addresses the roots of the crisis, guarantees the rights of the South, and dismantles the Houthis’ project, paving the way toward lasting peace and stability. Experts warn that this escalation poses a threat to regional security and worsens the humanitarian burden, with nearly half the population suffering from food insecurity and rising prices in fish markets and export sectors, further deteriorating living conditions. At the same time, Southern leaders emphasize that a political solution is the only way to achieve stability, protect the rights of the Southern people, and enable them to determine their future, focusing on addressing political and human rights issues away from further armed confrontation.
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