Abdul-Malik al-Houthi accuses Saudi Arabia of renewed escalation in Yemen

Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, leader of the Ansar Allah movement, has accused the Saudi Arabian government of returning to high levels of aggression and tyranny against the Yemeni people. Speaking on the anniversary of the Martyr, al-Houthi claimed that the period of de-escalation observed since 2022 has ended, alleging that Saudi actions are being conducted under American supervision and Israeli-Zionist pressure, with British partnership.

Al-Houthi urged Saudi Arabia to end its military aggression and siege, warning that continued insistence on these policies will lead to significant losses for the Saudi regime. He stated that the Yemeni people and their armed forces will continue to confront what he described as unjust and tyrannical aggression. He also highlighted recent attacks in Al-Hazm market and Taiz, characterizing them as horrific crimes against civilians, including women and children.