Al Ajri exposes Saudi intransigence Riyadh met peace efforts with procrastination and imposed the choice of legitimate response

A member of the Sana’a negotiating delegation, Abdul-Malik Al-Ajri, affirmed on Tuesday that Sana’a’s military operations don’t target anyone randomly, but rather come within the framework of the natural exercise of the legitimate right to self-defense and confronting those who initiated aggression and siege.
Follow-ups – Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:
Al-Ajri explained in a post on social media platforms that the Saudi regime met all efforts made to establish peace and end the catastrophic repercussions of the comprehensive siege with a policy of intransigence and continuous procrastination, indicating that the escalating field position is a natural result of this deadlock.
The member of the Sana’a delegation described the Saudi attempts to intimidate international parties and provoke them regarding the moves of the Armed Forces in the Red Sea and Bab Al-Mandeb as “an exposed fallacy that international powers are not deceived by,” affirming that the international community is now well aware that the objectives of the Yemeni operations are declared and clearly limited to those parties that insist on imposing siege and aggression on the Yemeni people.
Al-Ajri stressed in conclusion that the era of Riyadh’s control over peace paths and field movements has ended, and that Yemen’s position is firm in protecting its sovereignty and imposing the deterrence equation until the siege is completely broken.