Sana'a: The Leader of the Revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, has firmly declared the rejection of any form of enslavement to tyrants, emphasizing an unwavering commitment to national causes and the Palestinian struggle.
According to Yemen News Agency, in a recent address, Sayyed Abdulmalik highlighted the ongoing battle for freedom, dignity, and faith, asserting that submission to tyrants will not be accepted. He underscored Yemen's stance against the Saudi regime, citing the imposition of a naval blockade as a necessary response to Saudi actions. The Leader criticized the Saudi regime for its lack of humanitarian consideration, which he claimed results in the suffering of the Yemeni people, particularly cancer patients unable to access treatment due to grounded flights and closed airports.
Sayyed Abdulmalik further accused the Saudi regime of being unyielding in negotiations, stating that Yemen's conflict with Saudi Arabia revolves around sovereignty, resources, freedom, and dignity. He condemned the Saudi interference in Yemeni affairs and accused them of protecting Israeli interests by intercepting drones intended to support Palestine.
He criticized the Saudi regime for labeling Palestinian fighters as terrorists while failing to recognize the Israeli army's actions. He argued that such classifications reveal Saudi alignment with Zionist interests, accusing them of conspiring against Islamic resistance in Lebanon.
The Leader expressed astonishment at Saudi reactions to Iranian aid flights while remaining silent on Israeli and American military actions in Yemen. He highlighted the extensive airstrikes on Yemen by the Saudi regime, affirming Yemen's resolve to continue its struggle for justice and sovereignty.
Sayyed Abdulmalik criticized the political motivations of other Arab and Islamic regimes, suggesting they prioritize material gains over principles of truth and justice. He reiterated Yemen's commitment to its cause, regardless of international condemnation, and emphasized reliance on divine support.
He warned of the consequences of Saudi persistence in aggression and criminality, asserting Yemen's strength and the righteousness of its position. He noted the Saudi regime's vulnerability despite international alliances, urging countries selling drones to Saudi Arabia to reconsider, as these assets risk becoming obsolete.
The Leader concluded by predicting dire outcomes for the Saudi regime's continued actions against Yemen and reaffirming the Yemeni people's steadfastness and commitment to their just cause.