Al Houthi We will consolidate the Siege for Siege equation and any Saudi escalation will be met with a similar escalation

The leader of the Ansar Allah movement, Abdul-Malik Al-Houthi, affirmed that Sana’a is proceeding with consolidating the “siege-for-siege” equation and is ready to face any Saudi escalation with a similar escalation, asserting that “the British, American, and Israeli” can’t save Saudi Arabia.
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Al-Houthi said in a televised speech today that current indicators suggest Saudi Arabia is heading towards “comprehensive escalation,” adding: “We will seek God’s help against it and confront its comprehensive escalation with comprehensive escalation.”
He added that Riyadh “has already tried that during eight years,” considering that the continuation of what he described as “aggression and injustice” will have “dire consequences” for Saudi Arabia.
He affirmed that the United States, Britain, and Israel “will not be able to save Saudi Arabia.”
He indicated that the participation of these parties in any potential escalation will not change Sana’a’s stance, and that Yemen will continue the confrontation relying on its “just cause and trust in God.”
Al-Houthi’s statements came in the context of a broad attack on Saudi policies in Yemen and the region, where he accused Riyadh of continuing the siege and depriving Yemenis of their economic and humanitarian rights, considering that Saudi practices have brought the suffering of Yemenis to a level “that cannot be ignored.”
The “Ansar Allah” leader said: The Yemeni people are subjected to American, Saudi, Israeli, and British targeting, pointing out that the effects of the siege have affected all families in cities and rural areas, despite Yemen possessing sufficient economic resources, but they are under occupation and the Yemeni people are deprived of benefiting from them.
Al-Houthi affirmed that “deprivation of national wealth” requires Yemenis to work to recover their resources and capabilities, considering that the siege aims to subjugate the Yemeni people and confiscate their freedom and