The Pakistani journalist “Jameel Farak” called for reviewing the catastrophic facts of the Saudi war on Yemen before directing any criticism at the Yemeni response, affirming that the heavy humanitarian bill—represented by the killing of about 450,000 Yemenis, including 85,000 children who died due to hunger and lack of medicine since 2015—places Riyadh in the ranks of colonial powers that committed the same crimes in the region.
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Farak affirmed that Sana’a’s position represents the honorable choice in defense of the land and the nation’s causes, asserting the Pakistani street’s rejection of any Saudi demands for intervention or the provision of military support, saying: “We will not fight those defending Palestine and confronting American and Israeli hegemony, and Pakistan cannot embroil itself in fighting a people whom the Greatest Messenger, peace be upon him and his family, testified to their goodness and faith.”
The Pakistani writer mocked the Saudi attempts to compensate for field defeats with electronic battles, noting that the enormity of military spending, which rivals the budgets of major countries, did not prevent the collapse of Saudi-backed forces before the field resilience of the Yemenis, a point on which reports from international military centers have unanimously agreed.
Farak concluded his statements by highlighting the semi-public secret meetings that bring together Gulf officials with Zionist officers, questioning the nature of the coordination and instructions issued by those meetings to target the forces of resistance in Yemen and Iran, stressing that media misinformation will not cover up the reality of field failure and submission to American and “Israeli” desires.
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