Discussion on Yemen's Sovereignty and Saudi Influence

On this question, Mr. Adil, personally, because you uh, also, uh...

I mean, there's some controversy about you and your personal positions

regarding the idea of getting close to the group, if you want

of course, to respond to this point.

No, no, without any reservations. Today, we're in the same trench against this

Saudi guardianship.

We, Ansar Allah, and all free Yemenis. Today, Saudi Arabia has hordes

of armies.

It gives them money and wants to carry out its agenda through them.

Yemenis have made their decision: they will reclaim their dignity and pride.

They will break this Saudi blockade, and the Saudis will return to their country.

Like any other country in the world, he has no business, neither he nor his father nor anyone

who inherited from him has any right to interfere in Yemen. Yemen is ruled by Yemenis, whether they are from

Saada, Sana'a, or Dhamar. These political squabbles of Islah

and the General People's Congress, and, and, and, are what got us into this mess.

Today, whoever rules Sana'a rules Yemen, and today, whoever wrests—

whoever reclaims Yemeni sovereignty from Saudi guardianship.

They are the people of Sana'a, which is why we stand with them. We disagree with them on other matters, there is no

doubt about that. But for us to differ with them over taking Yemen's sovereignty,

and lifting the blockade on millions of Yemenis, which besieges their ships

and planes, airspace, land, sea, will,

decision-making, sovereignty, even their presidency, which Mohammed bin Salman or

someone else wants to appoint. This is what Yemenis will not accept, and this is what

all free Yemenis stand behind.