Analysis of Yemen's Political Situation

In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Welcome, everyone.

Dear brothers, if we closely examine the rhetoric of the mercenaries hostile to Ansar Allah and the Sana'a government,

we will find that the content of this rhetoric

condemns them

and, unintentionally, praises Ansar Allah and the Sana'a government.

We note that their rhetoric always focuses on

warning Saudi Arabia of the consequences of withdrawing its hand from Yemen.

They even urge it to increase its military intervention in

Yemen by committing its military

ground forces to fight in Yemen under the command of the

آل سعود princes.

If they do not do so, this means Yemen will regain

its sovereignty and independence, and Yemen will become a

regional and international power capable of swallowing Saudi Arabia

and wiping the آل سعود regime out of existence.

If we return to the rhetoric of the Saudi regime, we will find that it does not

conflict with the rhetoric of its mercenaries in Yemen, but is in harmony

with it. We note that the Saudi leadership today

seeks to beg America, Britain,

France, the Zionist entity, and other countries

Arab and Islamic countries to intervene to protect

Saudi Arabia against Yemen, and if they do not

do so, this means Yemen's transformation

into a regional and international power

that is difficult to control. Thus, Yemen

will threaten the interests of superpowers

like America, Britain, and the Zionist entity, indeed it will threaten

the Zionist entity's existence in the region and threaten

the continuation of American hegemony over the region.

Here, we ask the mercenaries:

What is the problem with Yemen becoming

a strong state, a regional and international power? What is the problem?

The problem we have suffered from for decades

is

Yemen's weakness in the face of external interference in its internal

affairs,

especially Saudi interference supported by America,

Britain, and the Zionist entity.

Therefore, all Yemenis must

rally around the Sana'a government today, from

Saada to Al Mahrah,

to expedite Yemen's liberation and restore its sovereignty,

independence, and oil wealth,

and restore its historic and civilizational role.

We must also affirm to all Arab

and Islamic countries that a strong Yemen

does not threaten the security of the region's countries, but rather, on the contrary,

Yemen will be strong.

It will be a factor of stability and security for all countries,

and support for any Arab or Islamic country

subjected to any external aggression.

Those who threaten the security of

Arab and Islamic countries are Saudi Arabia.

Saudi Arabia went to war with Egypt during the days of Gamal Abdel Nasser,

and went to war with Yemen during the monarchy and at the beginning of

the republic, and during the days of Ibrahim al-Hamdi. Today, it wages

a broad international

aggression against Yemen under its leadership.

It also went to war with Iran, Iraq, and Syria during

the rule of Bashar al-Assad's regime. Even its closest allies

have not been spared. It blackmails Kuwait

and entered into a dispute with Qatar, despite being in

a single alliance with it against Yemen. Its dispute nearly

turned into a military confrontation

with Qatar.

It also entered into a dispute with the UAE and with

its strongest ally within Yemen, namely the Transitional Council,

and escalated the dispute.

The dispute between Saudi Arabia and the UAE was enough to ignite a war

an all-out war between the two countries. Here we ask, what did the UAE do? What did

the STC do? They remained silent in the face of Saudi Arabia.

But today, Yemen— but today, Saudi Arabia is facing

Yemen.

It begs the whole world to defend it. So,

dear brothers, the existence of a strong Yemen

is a factor of internal stability for Yemen

and a factor of stability for all Arab and Islamic states,

as well as a source of support. This is not mere talk or

theorizing, rather, we demonstrated it through

Yemen's intervention in support of our brothers in Gaza. Peace be upon you

and God's mercy and blessings.