Discussion on Yemen Conflict and Saudi Arabia

Focus on this question. What comes after this escalation? I mean, where

will you get to today? As Abdul Hafiz says, in a different international resolution

from the previous resolutions. What next, brother? What

comes after these wars? You advanced, made progress on the west coast, and took control of

Bab al-Mandab. What next? Will you gain—will you obtain

international recognition? Will you gain legitimacy? Will you be able to

pay employees' salaries?

This question should be put to the Saudi leadership because it insists

on continuing the war, the war, and the blockade

of Yemen,

especially since it announced Operation—Operation

Decisive Storm 12 years ago,

and obtained a Security Council resolution legitimizing its aggression

and blockade of Yemen, namely Resolution

2216.

We're now asking them, what next? Today, the balance of power

is shifting in Yemen's favor.

In the past, Saudi Arabia carried out its aggression against Yemen from

a safe position.

But today, Saudi Arabia and its military

and oil facilities are now within range

The Yemeni Armed Forces. We now ask Saudi Arabia why

Saudi Arabia insists

on continuing the war and blockade on Yemen,

although continuing them has become a major loss

and threatens to destroy all its infrastructure. Therefore,

we ask, what comes after Saudi Arabia's insistence? As for us,

we will defend ourselves no matter

how many sacrifices we make, because we are in a

defensive position. That is one aspect. On the other hand, we reassure all

members of the Yemeni people that relief is now

near, either through Saudi Arabia yielding

to accept an honorable peace that guarantees the dignity and safety

of all the countries in the region, including Yemen, and also

guarantees its sovereignty. But if Saudi Arabia insists on

continuing the war in order

for Riyadh to rule Sana'a, then the battle will end with

Sana'a ruling Riyadh. This is the answer, the answer to the question:

What comes next?

And when We intend to destroy a town, We command its affluent people,

and they defiantly disobey therein, so the decree becomes due upon it, and We destroy it utterly.

This is what will... This is the final fate of the آل سعود regime.

Well, Dr. Abdul Hafeez, have the chances for peace ended?

Saudi Arabia has made the decision for war, there is no turning back.

And what comes next? As Mr. Mohammed may also ask,

Al-Bukaiti.

All right, let me first...

Brother Mohammed is still playing dumb,

and he is still...

talking about the Entertainment Authority and evading,

twisting things to offer justifications.

That time is over, Brother Mohammed. We are now facing the moment

of truth. Stop dodging and beating

around the bush. Let's

be serious. First, Brother Mohammed says,

"We are defending ourselves." What defense, Mr. Mohammed? You are defending yourselves

when you have overthrown the legitimate government, which is recognized internationally.

You are confronting the entire international community.

You overthrew the internationally recognized legitimate government.

Saudi Arabia does not seek

any guardianship over Yemen. On the contrary, it seeks an end to this,

and it has international Resolution 2216.

So what defense are you talking about,

that you are defending yourselves, when you do not represent the Yemeni people

except one or two percent, and the remaining 98 percent.

Yemenis reject dynastic rule,

which seeks to make them

slaves. Yemenis are the ones

fighting you, not Saudi Arabia.

Saudi Arabia only provides air support.

But who's fighting you on the ground? Yemenis.

Is this the Yemeni people you see as

mere insects?

Didn't you acknowledge them? But I tell you, brother,

Mohammed, our dialogue must now be

serious. We're facing the moment of truth. So how

much of the 72 hours has elapsed?

When the remaining time runs out,

you'll see what's coming to you. I swear, brother Mohammed,

I'm serious and speaking to you seriously. I told you, I don't represent anyone.

I'm an analyst. I don't represent any side. But what I heard

is that Saudi Arabia gave you

72 hours' grace, and you saw all the leaders were eliminated.

The remaining leaders were eliminated, and troops landed in Sana'a.

and Hodeidah. You know Saudi Arabia's power, brother Mohammed.

No matter how you try to downplay the, the, the status

But, brother, you're the most educated one, Mr. Mohammed.

I read about what you learned in the Netherlands and why.

You should be a teacher to the Houthis.

You should teach the Houthis instead of adopting

the Houthis' ideology and their myths.

Brother, the truth is self-evident.

Brother, now is the hour of truth, I swear to God.

I feel sorry for you, and for the Yemeni people.

Blood. Blood is flowing, I swear to God. The poor people,

their corpses are in...

Doctor, leave these pieces of advice aside and give us what is

happening on the ground. You see that they...

hold their blood cheap.

I mean, you...

Mr. Mohammed al-Bukhaiti is a leader, a leader in Ansar Allah.

Now he needs advice. The truth is, he doesn't need advice, but...

But on the ground, perhaps at least... Okay, please, Doctor.

Doctor.

Blustering is possible, Mr. Hossam.

Blustering in a dialogue? We're in a dialogue, that's his opinion as a person.

Doctor, it's his opinion, it's...

It's just his opinion, Doctor, Doctor, we...

Listen to me, in this dialogue, we won't be able...

Listen to me, in this dialogue, we won't be able to tell him no.

No bravado, let's discuss the current developments.

You see Ansar Allah advancing toward Taiz and taking control of

the west coast. They prevented a military operation yesterday that was

backed by Saudi air power, and they continue

advancing. Even the Giants Brigades and the Nation Shield Forces

backed by Saudi Arabia may not be able to hold out

against Ansar Allah forces. So what is this military operation that

you're talking about? What will change on the ground? Tell me, I don't know

what will change on the ground.

No, what you're saying is not true, Mr. Hossam, unless it is to please

Mr. Mohammed.

No, no, not "no"—this is reality, sir, this is reality.

To please Mr. Mohammed.

Yesterday, the Yemeni government said it had taken control of Mokha,

and it turned out that wasn't true.

This isn't, sir, Mr. Hossam, this isn't true.

Give me the truth. Give me the truth.

First of all, first of all, I mean, we are the legitimate government.

When, I mean, Tariq Saleh

Surrender and withdraw, whether it was

tactical or because of their strength,

meaning their large numbers, they fell into the trap.

Saudi Arabia benefited from the fact that

the Houthis began threatening supply chain routes in the Red

Sea, especially oil. That's one thing.

Second, they fell into the trap and found themselves in

an open area, becoming what is called the square or kill

box.

The Houthis began to be worn down in the mountains of Taiz,

easing the pressure on Ma'rib, Al-Bayda and easing it on

Al-Jawf. These are military aspects. In military geography,

we understand and have studied them, so the

Houthis were worn down, and still are. Now, the Houthis still are.

We do not underestimate their capabilities and abilities, but

we tell them, do not exhaust

yourselves, your blood, and your people,

especially the ordinary people.

In the end, Mr. Hossam, Sana'a must be liberated.

Sana'a.

Excellent, let me give a response to Mr. Mohammed,

because he has an interview later.

One point, sir.

Quickly, quickly.

Brother...

Mohammed, they always repeat that the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

is beholden

to the United States. The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is not beholden

to the United States, Mr. Mohammed.