Yemeni Revolutionary Leaders Vow to Repulse Saudi Aggression

 

Local Editor

Two Yemeni revolutionary leaders warned that the Yemeni people are well-prepared for war against the Saudi aggression, saying that Riyadh’s savage attack on their impoverished nation could end up in hundreds of missiles raining down on Saudi Arabia’s ports and economic and energy hubs, as they said in a press conference on Wednesday.

 

The Yemeni revolutionary leaders made the remarks in a press conference on the latest Yemeni developments in Iran’s capital of Tehran on Wednesday, where they stressed that Saudi ports and economic centers are within the range of their missiles.

"We have an option to target all important ports and economic centers of Saudi Arabia, but we have not taken this option yet," Sheikh al-Matri, a Yemeni revolutionary leader told FNA on Wednesday.

 

He noted that Ansarullah still has a wide range of options that it has not used, while the Saudi government has resorted to every option that it had.

Sheikh al-Matri added that thus far, 4,000 Yemeni citizens have been killed in the Saudi aggression, a third of whom are women and another third being innocent children, thus leading to a serious human catastrophe.

He said that the number of revolutionary combatants who have been killed in their defense of their motherland also is very noticeable.

 

 

Asked what the leader of Yemen’s Ansarullah movement, Sayyed Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, and the movement’s spokesman, Muhammad Abdul Salam, meant when they said Yemen is ready to enter the strategic phase of their defensive war against the Saudi government, Sheikh al-Matri responded: "That is quite a right argument as the Saudi government has used all the cards, but the Yemeni revolutionaries have still not done so".

He said that the main winning card for the Yemeni people is public mobilization of the volunteer forces, targeting the major Saudi ports and economic centers, which have still not been played.

Meantime, Sadeq al-Sharafi, another Yemeni revolutionary leader, said Saudi Arabia claims to be supporting the legitimacy of a fugitive president, while "the Al Saud regime itself lacks legitimacy in Saudi Arabia".

Al Sharafi said that throughout the past 50 years, Yemen has always been witness to aggression and lingering wars of oppressive powers of the world and their regional allies.

 

"The Saudi government for instance, has always been looting the economic wealth of the Yemeni people and trying to exert its political, social and cultural hegemony against our people", he said.

He further said that Yemen’s unique strategic position is the factor that encourages the Western and Zionist colonialists to create trouble for the Yemeni people, while the Yemeni nation has thus far resisted bravely well to all invaders, and taken serious revenge against them.