The head of the Sana’a delegation in political negotiations, Mohammed Abdulsalam, held the Saudi regime fully responsible for its continuation of launching airstrikes and targeting civilian objects and infrastructure, affirming that continuing with military options “will not achieve any goal of the aggression other than multiplying the complexity of the field and political scene.”
Sana’a – Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:
Abdulsalam explained in a post via his social media accounts that Saudi aviation launched more than 350 airstrikes during the past few days, hitting public and private property and resulting in “martyrs and wounded among civilians,” describing the return to methods of military escalation after years of incapacity as “aggressive behavior lacking any horizon for dialogue or peace.”
The head of the Sana’a delegation addressed the field developments on the western coast following the recent control operations, affirming that “the overall situation has been successfully normalized, as state institutions and their service facilities have begun performing their duties towards citizens.”
He indicated that the area hasn’t witnessed any manifestations of revenge or liquidation, which embodies the high moral and humanitarian commitment of the Yemeni forces.
In the same context, Abdulsalam denounced the ongoing Saudi efforts to blackmail and intimidate the international community with the maritime navigation file in the Red Sea and Bab Al-Mandeb by relying on false claims and data, with the aim of dragging international parties into absurd military adventures that experience has proven to be an abject failure over twelve years, according to his statement.
Abdulsalam concluded his post by condemning attempts to falsify facts, carrying a warning to international powers and parties against risking their strategic interests based on Saudi narratives and lies that have lost their credibility before the world.
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