Discussion on Yemen Conflict and Civilian Impact

Our guest from Sana'a

Uh, Mr. Hussein al-Bukhaiti.

I mean, when Ansar Allah targeted airports and killed

civilians and wounded hundreds,

do you find it surprising now that they would target

a fuel station and fuel storage?

The coalition says they fund the war effort of Ansar Allah.

In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Regarding the coalition's claims and all the civilian targets

it has targeted with over 300,000 airstrikes since 2015.

It claims they are military sites. Also, for example, a bus

was sometimes targeted, killing 50 children, I mean,

under the age of 12. Therefore, it is expected, brother, that they will

target what remains of Yemen's civilian facilities

because they have targeted them all.

Most areas being targeted now were targeted before.

But the question now is, can Saudi Arabia

through these operations add anything to what it has

destroyed and killed? I mean, 400,000 civilians died because of

The Saudi blockade killed 20,000 civilians due to direct bombardment, most of them women

and children. Therefore, the Yemeni attacks came as warnings at first.

the beginning.

to Riyadh Airport and Saudi airspace, which became

areas forbidden for aircraft to use.

Therefore, whoever bears responsibility for any civilians who are killed is

Saudi Arabia and the airlines, firstly, because they did not stop

the operation. They did not stop flights from that airport,

and secondly, because it cannot protect that airport, so why does it allow

citizens or civilians to be there after it became a legitimate military target?

And this, my dear brother, was only a response to the Saudi blockade and the closure of

Sanaa Airport and Yemeni airports.

Mr. Munif, Mr. Munif.

Regarding this coalition raid on a facility.

Regarding Mr. Hussein al-Bukhaiti,

how will the Houthis respond to such operations?

I think we have heard the breaking news I read a little while ago, that the sirens

The alarm in eastern Saudi Arabia, and I believe one response may be that

Aramco in Dhahran or Riyadh may have been targeted.

We'll know in the coming minutes.

As for the Yemeni army's operations, brother, targeting, for example, this facility

west of Sana'a only whets the Yemeni army's

appetite for larger targeting operations. What Yemen is doing, my dear brother, is

retaliatory strikes for what Saudi Arabia has done since two thousand fifteen.

Saudi Arabia should not think this will stop

only at airports and oil facilities. Power plants and electrical stations may be added to

the target list. Saudi Arabia destroyed and targeted all the power

stations in

Yemen, so these will be included. There is also a sensitive, powerful,

and deadly target for Saudi Arabia: water stations. It means death and thirst.

Therefore, Yemen's demands of Saudi Arabia are simple,

and Yemen's demands have not cost Saudi Arabia a single riyal. Stop

On the contrary, it will save them money instead of spending billions on

their forces that are retreating in many areas of Yemen.

They should stop the war, keep their hands off Yemen, and not interfere in Yemen.

Compensation for everything killed and destroyed in Yemen. From then on, Saudi Arabia will be safe.

There will be no attacks on it, and it will withdraw if it believes that

Ansar Allah and the Yemeni army are tools in Iran's hands, they should make a peace agreement

with us, with Ansar Allah, with the Yemeni army, with the Yemeni government, whatever they

call them, coup plotters or terrorists, that is none of our concern. They should make an agreement with them

and withdraw from Yemen, and they will secure their borders, and I mean,

even if war breaks out between America and Iran, they will be assured that Yemen

will not target them. This is a simple solution.

But Saudi Arabia apparently is still trying, trying with Turkey.

And America is trying with Turkey. Trump's statements, brother, are merely

false statements. If America enters the war, we have seen what happened

For the Prosperity Alliance or the Alliance of Extinction, this will only expand

Yemeni attacks in the Red Sea to also include American ships or

ships of any country in which either Turkey or Pakistan participates.

Regarding the president's statements,

this is worrying for the Houthis, Mr., uh,

Hussein al-Bukhaiti.

I mean, Ansar Allah acts as a group, at least according to the

statements, as if they have nothing to lose.

But now the whole world has something to lose,

and may act accordingly. And there is no doubt that you

I listened to and followed what was said about the Strait Alliance

and what was also said about helping the Kingdom

confront this. Even the alliance's statement speaks of protecting

maritime shipping threatened by the Houthis.

How do you respond to that?

My dear brother, let the whole world go to hell, and let the global economy go to hell.

Yemen has been targeted since 2015.

What has this hypocritical world done? Now they weep because their prices

have risen a little, maybe by half a dollar or a dollar in price, in price.

The gallon. Yemen has suffered from war and blockade since

the beginning of the war on

Yemen, prices have risen by nearly 500 percent.

Don’t they care about what is happening in Yemen? Yemen only targets

those who attacked us.

Don’t you care?

If any country in the world wants to enter the target list, welcome.

The sea—the sea is open.

Don’t you care about the suffering of Yemenis?

What did you say?

The greatest famine and the biggest humanitarian crisis on the planet

right now are in Yemen.

And they are there because of the coup you carried out

as Houthis.

Go ahead.

My dear brother, we’re talking as though Ansar Allah were from the planet

Mars. Whether Saudi Arabia calls it a coup or a revolution,

it was a Yemeni matter. They had no business being involved and caused the famine.

Hussein.

It is a coup in the world’s view.

The greatest humanitarian catastrophe.

It is a coup in the view of the entire world, except Iran.

Yes, yes, my dear brother, I’m telling you they had nothing to do with it.

Yemen, Yemen has gone through, my dear brother, through many years of

civil wars, coups, and revolutions, but because there was no

foreign intervention, in the end Yemenis would come together

and agree. As for the famine, my dear brother, who caused this

famine? Wasn't it

the Saudi blockade and bombing of the entire infrastructure? Aren't they

the ongoing Saudi attacks that affected everything in Yemen, even

wedding halls, hospitals, water sources, power stations, and bridges

Infrastructure, factories, companies, and poultry farms

And everything. Tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of cluster bombs

that were

dropped on Yemen.

Let me bring in our guest so we are fair with the time.

The world does not want there to be.

Let me bring in our guest from Taiz, Abdul-Wasi' al-Fatiki, regarding

the matter.