An Ansar Allah Leader Comments on Saudi Arabia s Bringing of Takfiris from Syria to Yemen

Member of the Political Bureau of the Ansar Allah movement, Mohammed Al-Farah, commented on Saturday on information about Saudi Arabia’s bringing of thousands of ISIS and Takfiri fighters from Syria to fight within its ranks in Yemen.
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Al-Farah said in a tweet on “X”: “They send thousands of fighters to Yemen while the Israeli enemy is separated from Damascus by only dozens of kilometers, and it penetrates daily and they have not thrown a stone at it, even when it burned and crushed them in Damascus and in Sweida there was no response, but their capabilities and power come against Muslims.”
Al-Farah added: “Some used to doubt our words when we said that they are agents who will fight on the Israeli front and fight Muslims outside Syria, and support the criminal aggression and the siege on a Muslim people.”
Al-Farah concluded that “the Takfiri groups, as such, see no enemy but Muslims.”
The “Agence France-Presse” agency had revealed today Saudi arrangements to transport thousands of fighters from ISIS and the Takfiri groups in Syria to fight within the ranks of its forces in Yemen, following the failure of the forces loyal to it in Yemen.
The agency noted that the agreement was reached during a meeting that brought together the Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and the head of the new Syrian regime, Ahmed Al-Sharaa, in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, this week.
It added that the Syrian regime intends to send about 3,000 fighters to Yemen to participate in the fighting against the Sana’a forces, within the Saudi-led coalition, noting that the agreement stipulates the deployment of more than 10,000 Syrian fighters.