Sana'a: The Government of the Republic of Yemen in Sana'a has strongly condemned what it terms as Zionist aggression against the Islamic Republic of Iran, targeting Tehran and various provinces. The Yemeni government labeled the actions as a clear display of regional arrogance. According to Yemen News Agency, the Government of Change and Construction described the aggression as illegitimate and unjustified, asserting that it is part of a pattern of Zionist overreach in the region. The statement highlighted the involvement of American support, particularly in advanced weaponry and logistical backing, which they claim provides political and media cover for such actions. The Yemeni government's statement also accused Western powers of escalating tensions against Iran through the International Atomic Energy Agency, which they claim is biased in favor of the Zionist entity. They criticized the agency for ignoring Israel's nuclear capabilities while scrutinizing Iran's peaceful nuclear program. The government in Sana'a drew parallels between the current situation and past American actions in the region, suggesting a repeating pattern of using false pretexts for aggression. They referenced the American invasion of Iraq as a similar scenario where weapons of mass destruction were used as a justification. The statement from Yemen emphasized that the pressure and aggression towards Iran are attempts by American-Israeli forces to weaken Iran's support for the Palestinian people. Nevertheless, the Yemeni government expressed confidence that Iran's support for Palestine will persist despite these pressures. Furthermore, the government extended condolences to Iran for the lives lost during the aggression and expressed confidence in Iran's ability to respond to violations of its sovereignty. They noted Iran's historical resilience against external threats and aggressors. The Yemeni government held both the Israeli occupation entity and its allies, particularly the United States, responsible for the repercussions of these a ggressive actions. They warned that such actions could have serious regional and international consequences, asserting that the truth will ultimately prevail over power.
