Sana’a Spokesman: Saudi Arabia Started the Aggression, Imposed the Siege, and Reversed All Agreements

The spokesman for the Sana’a government, Omar Al-Bukhaiti, affirmed that Saudi Arabia is the one that started the aggression on Yemen, imposed the siege on it, and reversed all previous agreements, stressing that Yemen continues to consolidate the deterrence equations and respond to the Saudi escalation.

Sana’a — Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:

Al-Bukhaiti blessed the military operations carried out by the Yemeni Armed Forces, praising what he described as the qualitative operations, the precise strikes, and the victories in the Saudi depth and on the various fronts.

Al-Bukhaiti said in a statement to the Yemeni News Agency “Saba” that these operations come, as he put it, as a fruit of the steadfastness of the Yemeni people and their sacrifices in the face of the aggression, affirming that Sana’a is moving based on what it considers a legitimate right to self-defense.

The government spokesman renewed the affirmation of the continuation of what he called the consolidation of the Yemeni deterrence equations, under the slogan “siege for siege, and escalation for escalation,” threatening to target the Saudi mobilizations wherever they are found.

In the context of the warnings related to aviation movement, Al-Bukhaiti called on airlines to avoid using Saudi airspace and airports, with the exception of the airspace of the holy areas in Mecca and Medina, and he also called on citizens, travelers, and workers to stay away from the Saudi airports and oil facilities, warning against traveling to Riyadh, which he described as an “unsafe capital.”

He also directed a call to investors and shareholders in the Saudi Aramco company to withdraw their investments and money from the company, warning of potential financial losses in light of the ongoing escalation.

On the level of the internal fronts, Al-Bukhaiti called on those he described as the misled enrolled in the ranks of the Saudi-loyal forces to stay away from the mobilization sites and not to engage in the confrontations, and urged them to benefit from the presidential amnesty decision as long as it is in effect, warning against pushing them into battles that serve only the Saudi interests at the expense of Yemen’s sovereignty, independence, and wealth.

The spokesman for the Sana’a government concluded his statement by affirming the continuation of the confrontation, noting that the Armed Forces have prepared, according to his saying, for wider operations and more severe strikes, until the aggression is stopped and the siege imposed on the country is ended.