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South Yemen secessionists, supported by the UAE, are crushing the Saudi puppet state and took over most of the cities in the Southern part of the country, also taking control of the Oman-Yemen border. But the Southern Transitional Council isn't communist like was South Yemen, and fully supports the Palestinian genocide:

https://www.thenationalnews.com/news/us/2025/09/24/southern-independence-opens-door-to-ties-with-israel-says-yemens-al-zubaidi/

>Transitional Council chief says Abraham Accords will be key to stability after Gaza war

Declaring an independent southern Yemeni state would pave the way for entering the Abraham Accords, the deputy chairman of Yemen's Presidential Council Aidarous Al Zubaidi told The National in an interview.

>The president of the Southern Transitional Council said all the conditions were in place for statehood and added that secession would allow the south to make its own foreign policy decisions, including the option of joining the Abraham Accords.


>“Before the events in Gaza, we were advancing towards joining the Abraham Accords,” he said. “If Gaza and Palestine regain their rights, the Accords will be essential for stability in the region. When we have our southern state, we will make our own decisions and I believe we will be part of these accords.”


>Yemen's eight-member Presidential Council leads the anti-Houthi, internationally recognised government in exile in Aden. The secessionist Southern Transitional Council holds three of those eight seats.


>Mr Al Zubaidi framed independence not just as a local aspiration but as part of a wider commitment to stability in the region. “We support the two-state solution – a Yemeni state in the north and in the south – and a Palestinian state alongside Israel,” he said. “Self-determination is a right. All people have the right to determine their future.”

Was listening to a Radio War Nerd episode about UAE foreign policy, there's not a lot of critical analysis of this Machiavellian kingdom, but the emirates have become really aggressive lately and are arming-up all kinds of crazies like the RSF in Sudan. There's UAE money all over the place and their aspirations to become a serious power have more or less been achieved at this point.

Two things I learned from it is that power in the kingdom is really centralized in Abu Dhabi. The second is that food insecurity is a major issue because the UAE doesn't grow nearly as much food as it needs to feed itself. There is a lot of talk about UAE seeking gold in Africa, but apparently cattle plays a big role in the UAE's support for the RSF because they need meat.

>>2583791
I wonder if they beat the saudi backed ones, would they try to strike a deal with the Houthis to partition Yemen ? Realistically neither side can really beat each other, and Houthis can't get more allies then what they've already got, it'd be in the best interest of both to sign a deal to return to pre 1990 borders.

>>2583826
is there any place where i can read/heard a summary of all the activities the uae is involved in

>>2583854
judging from the article in the op it seems they want independence for themselves while north yemen will be "illegally" occupied by the houthis and therefore unrecognized and a pariah

>>2583865
I mean something akin to the Korean war, where neither side really like each other, but they both have to sign peace because they can't beat the other.

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>>2583854
From the various interviews available on the web, the Southern Transitional Council is fully secessionist so yeah if they kill the Saudi-puppet government Houthis will be de-facto North Yemen, but it's more likely they stop at the regional border to keep a "third player" that weaken Houthis and the unity of North Yemen while South Yemen get recognized by the UN (and join the Abraham Accords shortly after)


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