Al-Houthi, the leader of Ansar Allah in Yemen, stated that Saudi Arabia's attacks against the Yemeni people began in 2015 without any justification and have affected all aspects of life for the people of this country. He noted that Yemen has never been the initiator of the conflict with Saudi Arabia, and this country has always resisted in response to aggression.
Damage from War and Blockade
Al-Houthi strongly criticized the damage caused by the war and blockade on Yemen, stating that these actions have inflicted extensive harm on the daily lives of the Yemeni people. He added: "Airstrikes and maritime and land blockades have severely caused the Yemeni people to face shortages of food, medicine, and other basic necessities. This situation has not only endangered the physical health of the people but has also affected their mental health."
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Social and Economic Impacts
The leader of Ansar Allah further referred to the social and economic impacts of the war, stating that the Yemeni people have lost many job opportunities and sources of income due to the continuation of these conflicts. This situation has directly affected families and the Yemeni community, leading to humanitarian crises. Al-Houthi emphasized that no country can absolve itself of humanitarian and moral responsibilities while ignoring the Yemen crisis.
He also warned the international community and organizations not to remain silent in the face of this crisis and to support the Yemeni people. Al-Houthi concluded by saying: "We will continue our resistance and will not allow oppression to prevail over our nation." These remarks come as the humanitarian situation in Yemen is critically dire, with millions in need of urgent assistance.
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