Yemen War: Saudi Cluster Bomb Claims and Potential Infrastructure Strikes

I just wanna, I just wanna, wanna mention, I mean, uh, still, I mean, there are m-

a huge step as well, even before, uh, this, uh, border.

And let me, uh, make it clear, uh, uh, the, the, the tribesmen

in the border area, especially in the border area,

and as well in all Yemen, but in

the border area, they have been actually hurt really,

really badly by the Saudi.

Saudi have dropped hundreds of thousands of cluster bomb.

Even during the truce since two thousand twenty-two,

on a daily basis, there were children who were injured or

killed by cluster bomb. Just imagine, hundreds of thousands are, like, scattered

in their farms in that entire area.

So the only thing that's stopping them

is because the Yemeni armed force, they are now attacking Saudi Arabia,

and they

need only a, a green light from our leadership to

say, "Go, go inside Saudi Arabia." And this will be a force that could

be in, in hundreds of thousands of fighter

that are

not with, with Yemeni, uh, uh, uh, uh, Yemeni, uh, armed forces.

But still, our leadership is still, like, uh, stopping that and, but at one point,

we might do that. And as well, uh, when S- Saudi Arabia, if they attack...

Because all Yemeni, they are from tribes.

If they attack any area, either in the city

or like they did in Sana'a just

yesterday, those people who are killed, they are,

they have tribes behind them.

Mm.

And Yemeni will not leave their revenge.

They will stay-

Yeah

... even after, uh, many, many years.

So, but before this, uh, uh, regarding the border, Yemeni

still have many, many thing. It, I, I believe,

and you're gonna see in the coming days and in the coming weeks, I believe

that the

attack now that Yemeni is conducting,

they're attacking, uh, the airport of, uh, of, uh, uh, Riyadh

because they, to stop,

uh, any, uh, uh, um, like airlines, uh, to, to go there.

And as well, when they attack the pipeline,

when they attack, uh, some Aramco

site, is to stop the flow of, uh, uh, uh, oil in, in,

in, uh, like, uh, from Saudi Arabia.

It, uh, a second stage will come.

The main goal of it is a destruction.

This what I believe, is not just fire one missile at Yanbu as a

retaliation. You could fire h- dozens of

missiles, just, like, to set it on fire, like, to destroy it all.

So we could, they could start, uh, doing so.

And as well, Saudi power station.

We have not target any power station till now.

Saudi have destroyed all our power station. Just imagine if we do that.

And as well, Saudi, uh, uh, uh, water, uh, plant.

Ninety-five percent of the water-

That's-

... from the sea.

I was wondering, I was wondering about this.

I asked a few guests, no one had an answer.

This seems like... I, I'm not advocating for it.

I don't advocate for striking civilian targets in Saudi or Yemen,

but I was thinking strategically,

why didn't Ansar Allah, why did they, Ansar Allah struck the airports,

but we didn't see any Houthi strikes against desalination plants,

which seem like

a,

a very vulnerable target in Saudi and one that would maybe

pressure MBS even more than striking the airport.

Is it, is it kept, either is that a c- a trump card that is

kept in case Saudi strikes certain targets in, uh, Yemen-

Yeah

... and that will be how the Yemenis

retaliate?