Warning from the President to Mohammed bin Salman / Yemen War and Saudi Arabia Get Entangled

Mahdi al-Mashat, defending attacks against Saudi Arabia, named ending the siege of Yemen as the main condition for halting tensions, a position that could cast a shadow over regional equations.

Ambassador Arjan: Mahdi Al-Mashat, defending the attacks against Saudi Arabia, considered ending the blockade of Yemen as the main condition for stopping the tensions. A position that can cast a shadow on regional equations.

In an interview with Saba news agency, Yemeni President Mahdi Al-Mashat stated: Our attacks against the Saudi enemy are wise and justified, and the aim of these attacks is to force the Saudi enemy to end the aggression and blockade it has imposed on Yemen.

He added: Whether these attacks benefit or harm others is irrelevant to us.

The President of Yemen emphasized that the most immediate solution is to end the Saudi aggression and blockade against Yemen.

In 2015, after the military attack on Yemen, Saudi Arabia imposed a land, air and sea blockade on this impoverished country, and the United States joined this blockade in October 2016, and then claimed to have withdrawn from this decision.

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On July 14, 1405, Sana'a decided to defeat this siege and subsequently, Saudi Arabia bombarded Sana'a airport, which was met with a decisive response by the armed forces, and by carrying out operations, by pushing back the Yemeni militias supported by Saudi Arabia, they succeeded in achieving great victories, including the control of the port and historical city of "Al Mokha" and the important, strategic and coastal area of Kahabob in the south of this country.

This greatly increased the Yemeni army's control over the strategic "Bab al-Mandab" strait as one of the most important shipping routes in the world.

Yemeni army forces also recaptured a number of strategic islands from Saudi-backed militias, which completes the control of this waterway.