Yemen Towards comprehensive liberation and the restoration of wealth and full sovereignty

Ali Dhafer |
Recent developments in Sana’a and the governorates under the administration of the Supreme Political Council suggest a practical trend towards reshaping the priorities of the current phase, as the stalemate persists on the negotiation path and its outcomes without tangible progress. Recently, the themes of liberation, restoration of sovereignty, and wealth have emerged as a yellow card to the aggression coalition, signalling something more significant.
A New Phase: Declaration of Confrontation, Ending Occupation, and Restoring Wealth:
In his congratulations on the occasion of the new Hijri year (the 1st of Muharram, corresponding to July 16),the leader, Sayyed Abdul-Malik Badr Al-Din Al-Houthi, declared a new phase by calling for “cooperation in our country, officially and popularly, to confront the risks and challenges resulting from the comprehensive hostile targeting by the enemies against our dear people.” He considered that the continued aggression coalition’s “American-led, Saudi-executed” actions, including “occupying a large area of the country; controlling national wealth of oil and gas; violating the country’s sovereignty and independence in every way; imposing siege and a comprehensive economic war against our people; mobilizing takfiris and mercenaries to kill and target the lives of our Yemeni society; and all forms of conspiracies,” are sufficient justifications and reasons that “necessitate the unification of efforts, seeking God’s help, trusting in Him, and striving to end the aggression, occupation, and siege.”
That this call comes with such a sharp tone indicates there are reasons to justify it after four years of the “de-escalation” phase, which has been marked by prolonged strategic patience from Yemen and extensive diplomatic efforts through direct and indirect negotiations, public and unpublicized meetings, and communications to reach a final, just, and comprehensive agreement ensuring Yemen’s sovereignty and independence and the rights of its people. However, the Saudi-American aggression coalition met