Saudi Arabia Escalates Airstrikes on Yemen

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Thirty-seven airstrikes were carried out across two Yemeni provinces within 24 hours, while Ansarullah leader al-Houthi strongly condemned the escalation.

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Saudi Arabian warplanes carried out 37 airstrikes across two different provinces in Yemen within a 24-hour period. Military spokesman Saree stated that civilians suffered harm as a result of the attacks, while Ansarullah leader Sayyed Abdul-Malik al-Houthi stated that the operations continue under US supervision.

Airstrikes Launched Against Yemen

Military spokesman Saree announced that Saudi warplanes taking off from the Khamis Mushait airbase bombed various areas in two provinces 37 times within a 24-hour period. It was reported that these attacks led to new casualties among Yemeni civilians.

Strong Reaction and Statements from al-Houthi

Ansarullah leader Sayyed Abdul-Malik al-Houthi stated that Saudi Arabia continues its attacks and blockade against Yemen under US supervision and at the instigation of Israel. Al-Houthi emphasized that the Yemeni people are determined to resist the long-term campaign against the country.

Twelve Years of War and Emphasis on Defense

Stating that Yemen never started the war and has always remained in a defensive position, al-Houthi noted that the recent escalation began with attacks on Sana'a Airport that lacked legitimate justification. He reminded that they are in the twelfth year of the conflicts.

Civilian Casualties and Accusations

Al-Houthi stated that throughout the conflict, Saudi Arabia targeted marketplaces, homes, hospitals, and schools, killing thousands of women and children. He claimed that the Saudi leadership aims to weaken the Yemeni people.

Response to Mecca Allegations

The Ansarullah leader described Saudi allegations that Yemen targeted Mecca as a huge, ugly, and heinous lie. He expressed that this claim is continuously repeated to gain acceptance.