What’s behind the Houthis’ repeated attacks in south Yemen?
The truce seems far in the rearview as the primary focus of the rebels’ ire today appears to be unpaid public salaries.
Naseh Shaker is a freelance journalist based in Yemen. His bylines appear on Al-Jazeera English, Middle East Eye, VOA, Al-Monitor, and others.
The truce seems far in the rearview as the primary focus of the rebels’ ire today appears to be unpaid public salaries.
Recent Houthi celebrations are a bit tone deaf — the people here need food and salaries — and the ceasefire is expiring in just over a week.