On Wednesday, Yemen raised the ceiling of its targets in the current battle with Saudi Arabia, in a step that reveals the crisis has reached dangerous levels.
Exclusive – Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:
Mohammed Taher An’am, a prominent advisor to the head of the Supreme Political Council, considered Yemen’s threat to target the head of the Saudi regime as one of the most significant challenges the regime currently faces, in an indirect hint that Sana’a has placed Bin Salman at the top of its target bank.
An’am was listing in a lengthy tweet the most prominent threats to Saudi Arabia currently.
The advisor’s tweet coincided with Mohammed Al-Bukhaiti, a member of the Political Bureau of the Ansar Allah movement, framing the battle as a choice between two options: either Yemen’s victory and the rule of Mecca and Medina from the city itself, or Bin Salman’s rule of Sana’a from Riyadh, in a clear indication that the battle has taken a new turn centered on decisiveness.
The new messages reflect a notable development in the course of the new crisis between Riyadh and Sana’a, which began with Sana’a’s call—voiced by the head of the Political Council—for Saudi Arabia to transition from a truce to permanent stability. However, the call was met with further evasion, as Riyadh attempts to position itself as a mediator, while Sana’a insists on its status as a (direct) party.
The new crisis has escalated alarmingly in recent weeks, despite international and regional attempts at de-escalation, confirming their failure.
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