Ansar Allah leaders Ending the war and lifting the siege are the path to stabilizing the region and preventing Saudi Arabia from falling into the abyss

Follow-ups – Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:
Members of the Political Bureau of Ansar Allah, Mohammed Al-Farah and Hazam Al-Asad, affirmed that ending the war and lifting the siege on Yemen represent the fundamental entry point for achieving stability, stressing the Yemenis’ adherence to their right to sovereignty and independence, and continuing to move until securing what they described as legitimate rights.
A member of the Political Bureau of Ansar Allah, Mohammed Al-Farah, said in a post on the X platform that the stability of Yemen and the region will only be achieved by ending the war, lifting the siege, and recognizing the right of Yemenis to build their independent sovereign state, considering that the essence of the crisis lies in Saudi Arabia’s refusal, with American and Israeli support, to enable Yemen to possess its independent national decision.
He added that external interventions have hindered the chances of internal resolution, while guardianship is embodied in controlling the political decision, wealth, ports, airports, airspace, preventing the investment of national resources, and weakening the state.
For his part, another member of the Political Bureau of Ansar Allah, Hazam Al-Asad, affirmed that the stubbornness of the Saudi regime will only lead it to the abyss, indicating that the Yemeni people are determined to break the siege and secure all their rights, regardless of the sacrifices.
He added that Saudi Arabia’s spending of billions of dollars to buy regional and international positions will not change the will of Yemenis, calling for lifting the siege and ceasing interference in Yemeni affairs, considering that this represents the shortest and least costly path.
His statements come as tension continues in the Red Sea and Bab Al-Mandeb, following Yemen’s announcement of carrying out operations targeting ships belonging to Saudi Arabia, including two oil tankers in less than 24 hours.