Sana'a:The Leader of the Revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, has called on Saudi Arabia to cease its aggression and lift the siege against Yemen, emphasizing that it would be in the aggressor's best interest to do so.
According to Yemen News Agency, in a speech marking the annual "Commemoration of the Martyr" for the year 1448 AH, Al-Houthi stated that Saudi Arabia's continued aggression would only lead to further losses for the aggressor. He warned that the persistence of the Saudi-led aggression results in significant losses and a shameful predicament, while Yemen remains strong and resilient.
Al-Houthi criticized the Saudi regime for its actions, describing it as corrupt and immoral, and accused it of spreading false propaganda. He urged Arab and Muslim peoples to be aware of the lies propagated by the Saudi regime, which he said serves the interests of Zionism and acts as a proxy for the enemies of Islam and Muslims.
He highlighted the Yemeni people's reliance on divine support, noting that despite the challenges, they remain committed to defending their freedom, dignity, and independence. He also commended the global solidarity shown by those who support the Yemeni cause and called for continued support and articulation of the truth.
Addressing the southern provinces, Al-Houthi reassured them that they are not targets of Yemeni armed forces, which only target military mobilizations commanded by Saudi officers. He reaffirmed that Yemen’s stance against the Saudi-led aggression, overseen by the United States, Israel, and the United Kingdom, is just and righteous.
Al-Houthi also addressed the situation in Taiz, refuting claims of a siege and asserting that the entry of food and humanitarian necessities remains open, restricted only for weapons intended for militias allied with the Saudi enemy. He concluded by emphasizing the Yemeni resolve to continue defending their nation against aggression and falsehoods propagated by factions loyal to Saudi Arabia.
