Mohammed Ali Al-Houthi, the leader of Yemen's Ansar Allah movement, congratulated the armed and security forces of the country on their recent victories and strongly criticized the crimes of Saudi Arabia against Yemen. Al-Houthi emphasized that Saudi Arabia's aggressive actions will never lead to victory and highlighted the determination and will of the Yemeni forces to continue their struggle against foreign aggression.
Heroic Victories of Yemeni Forces
Mohammed Ali Al-Houthi acknowledged the recent successes of Yemeni forces on the battlefields, praising their heroism and sacrifices. This message was issued while Yemen remains embroiled in an unequal war against the Arab coalition led by Saudi Arabia. Al-Houthi noted that these achievements are the result of the steadfastness and resistance of the Yemeni people against external pressures and threats.
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Criticism of Saudi Arabia's Crimes
In this message, Al-Houthi referred to the crimes and aggressions of Saudi Arabia, stating: "Your crimes will not only affect the Yemeni people but will also lead to your defeat." These remarks come as Saudi Arabia has caused widespread destruction in Yemen through air and ground attacks since 2015, turning the country into one of the largest humanitarian crises in the world.
Mohammed Ali Al-Houthi emphasized the importance of national solidarity against enemies and called on all Yemenis to unite in defense of their country and rights. He also pointed out that the current victories are the result of joint efforts and cooperation among various Yemeni forces.
Given the dire humanitarian situation in Yemen, Al-Houthi called for the international community's attention to the Yemeni crisis and an end to Saudi Arabia's aggressions. He believes that only through diplomacy and dialogue can a lasting peace be achieved in this country and the continuation of this devastating war be prevented.
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