Debate on Yemen Conflict and Blockade

There, when there is misinformation.

What I'm saying now.

And disguising the truth with falsehood.

This is something that cannot be tolerated.

Go ahead, Mr. Mohammed Anwar, why are you besieging Taiz and Al-Madi?

I'll expose you now. Look.

Yes, look, I'll expose you now, I'll expose you before all public

opinion. Okay.

There is a blockade on Yemen as a whole.

Enough about Taiz.

I want to use...

And the besieged area that was under...

Mr. Mohammed.

Mr. Mohammed, I mean, I want proper debate etiquette.

Respect yourself. Respect yourself. I cannot be exposed by you or

your father or anyone else. Fine. I'm a man known by all the Yemeni people.

You traitor, listen to me.

If you please, Mr. Anwar.

You say...

Mr. Mohammed.

You say Saudi Arabia has the right to intervene in Yemen.

A neighboring country.

You're the mercenary and agent, Anwar Al-Ansi. Not the one who defends

Ansar Allah.

You're the one who left Canada and went to a course

at a gym, at a gym.

You haven't gotten past adolescence.

Please, my esteemed guests, we don't want to turn the discussion into something

personal.

Let me finish, Mr.

Mr. Mohammed, please.

An agent and a mercenary.

Now, the issue of Taiz. The issue of Taiz. The issue of Taiz is a question.

An important question.

It is an important question. Well, all of Yemen, including Taiz,

is under siege, especially the part under

the authority of Sana'a. As for the part that was under

the mercenaries of the aggressor states, it was not under siege. That is one aspect.

On the other hand, since the beginning of the aggression, we proposed

a plan to liberate Taiz and offered to withdraw from Taiz,

when we controlled the entire city of Taiz.

The one who rejected this and publicly announced it was Hamoud Al-Mikhlafi, who

admitted on Al Jazeera that he rejected Ansar Allah's withdrawal.

Al Jazeera was surprised and asked him, "How could you reject their withdrawal?"

These are the details we are following.

And the second is Mohammed Salah. Now. Now. Yes, now.

All right, now. Look, dear sister, who?

We only want to give Mr. Anwar Al-Ansi the right of reply on this point. You took

your turn, Mr. Mohammed. Mr. Mohammed, you have had enough time.

You have five minutes or less left. All right.