From "Riyadh against Sana'a" to "Oil against Naft"; Yemen's new conditions for ending the blockade

In response to the continued escalation of tensions and the blockade of Yemen by Saudi Arabia, Sana'a imposed new conditions for lifting the blockade and ending the aggression by unveiling new military and economic equations such as "Riyadh against Sana'a", "airport against airport" and "oil against oil".

Ambassador Arjan-International Group: Field and political developments in Yemen have entered a new stage. In response to the continuation of Saudi Arabia's tensions and the failure of the operations of the designers of the resigned government, Sana'a has established new equations under the title of "Riyadh against Sana'a", "Airport against Airport", "Oil against Oil" and "Siege against Siege" by carrying out counter-operations deep in Saudi Arabia, including targeting airports and critical facilities of Aramco.

Experts and Yemeni military officials emphasize that these responses go beyond traditional military revenge and are a clear message to Riyadh and its supporters to pay the heavy costs of continuing the war and air and sea blockade to the economic and security interests of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The targeting of the Saudi military operations headquarters in Aden and the country's strategic facilities showed that the operations rooms of the adversaries are no longer completely secure.

By applying these all-out pressures, Sana'a seeks to force Riyadh to accept its terms, completely lift the oppressive blockade, and reach a just agreement. Analysts believe that the continuation of this process will limit Saudi Arabia's options and will force the country to resort to international mediation to get out of the current deadlock.

The spokesman of the Yemeni armed forces announced the missile attack on the King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh and the firing of three ballistic missiles at the gathering of Saudi forces in two areas.

The Wall Street Journal, quoting a research institute, claimed that the Yemeni armed forces are trying to build medium-range ballistic missiles capable of targeting Israel and Saudi Arabia using Chinese parts.

Emphasizing that the country's attacks against the Saudi coalition are justified and to break the blockade, the president of Yemen in Sakhlani stated that the most immediate solution to the crisis in the region is to end the aggression and all-round blockade against the Yemeni nation.