Southern Yemen: Saudi-Backed Airstrikes Target Civilians and Southern Forces.

What is happening in southern Yemen is a foreign-backed military invasion, not a security operation. 

Saudi air support has empowered northern Brotherhood-linked forces, targeting civilians and southern forces who have historically partnered against terrorism.

Airstrikes near Al-Khashah and the Al-Mosafer Roundabout hit civilian vehicles and checkpoints. Field executions of tribal members further undermine any claim to law or legitimacy. These actions are not measures for stability—they deliberately fracture society and ignite long-term social conflict.

Accountability must fall on Saudi leadership and Brotherhood proxies. Bombing civilians does not restore order; it entrenches enmity. 

The south is the target, not the problem. International monitoring, public awareness, and condemnation are critical to prevent further escalation.

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