Southern Transitional Policy Imposing a different reality towards independence

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Southern Transitional Policy Imposing a different reality towards independence

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Southern Transitional Policy Imposing a different reality towards independence Eye of the South / private [caption id="attachment_1269" align="alignnone" width="300"] Southern Transitional Policy
Imposing a different reality towards independence[/caption] With a calm and open policy, the Southern Transitional Council, with its representative, President Aidaroos Al-Zubaidi, has brought the southern issue to a high level - it imposes a different reality in a transitional phase towards independence, a phase that may be the end of the revolution, after which the independence and state-building that the people of the south aspired for three decades ago will begin. Locals and political activists stated on their pages on social media that the Transitional Council's policy obliges the international and regional community to accept the southern issue as a reality and by legal means, as it fulfills all the conditions and qualifications for independence. This is what the President, Commander Aidaroos Al-Zubaidi, President of the Transitional Council, indicated in an interview with him on the "TV" channel. BBC" The West must accept the southern issue as the reality of a clear and frank message sent by President Commander Aidaroos Al-Zubaidi to the Security Council, stating that there is no alternative to the independence of the south. Currently, the Transitional Council is promoting the principle of independence regionally and internationally, and there can be no opposition from international law to the justice of the southern cause and the right of the people of the south to independence. In addition, the Southern Transitional Council proceeds in accordance with the requirements of international law. The current stage for the people of the south is a transitional, transformative stage towards their glorious independence, and Aden is no longer a hostage to Sana'a The Riyadh agreement and the accumulated failure The Riyadh agreement has become a product that is close to expiring due to the failure of the northern forces to implement what was stipulated in it by the departure of the forces of the first military region from Wadi Hadramawt and their failure to liberate northern Yemen from the Houthi militia and their continued aggressiveness in the south. Accordingly, the Transitional Council resolved to continue the struggle and achieve independence for the people of the south, leaving the northern powers to face their fate and embark on their own transformation and thorny problems.