News - Yemen: Currency depreciation against the US dollar has surged in Yemen's southern governorates, notably in Aden, a city under the control of the pro-aggression government. 

Recent reports indicate the dollar has surpassed 1,505 Yemeni riyals, while the Saudi riyal stands at 400 riyals. Despite this, the pro-aggression government has yet to introduce any economic reforms to stabilize the local currency against foreign counterparts.

The economic measures enforced by the Saudi-backed government have significantly impacted the living standards of Yemeni citizens, particularly in the southern regions. These actions compound the immense hardship caused by the ongoing US-Saudi blockade and aggression.

Aden and other southern governorates grapple with pervasive security issues, including daily crimes and instability. Forces aligned with the US-Saudi aggression and Saudi-Emirati occupation maintain control, contributing to a climate of chaos. The region witnesses frequent abductions, bombings, and factional clashes as various groups vie for power. Additionally, there has been a troubling increase in targeted assassinations, affecting military personnel, security leaders, religious figures, and social leaders across southern Yemen.