Yemen’s Hadramout facing tensions after Saudi strikes
Abdullatif Al-washali
Press TV, Sana'a
Yemen’s Hadramout province is sliding into its most dangerous escalation in years. Saudi-backed government forces say they’ve launched a large-scale campaign to seize camps held by UAE-backed separatists, triggering heavy clashes and fresh political fallout.
The most significant development so far is the takeover of Al-Khasha’a camp, a strategic site now seen as a key marker in the battle for control in Yemen’s east, while fears grow that military escalation and political declarations could push the crisis well past the province’s borders.
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