Sayyed Houthi: Brutal Aggression Has No Legitimacy, Betters’ on KSA to Lose
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Leader of Yemeni revolutionaries, Ansarullah, Sayyed Abdul-Malik al-Houthi asserted that the movement supports reaching a political solution in the country, considering that Riyadh Conference would fuel the conflict in Yemen.
Sayyed Houthi said that the Saudi regime has been exposed by its aggression on Yemen through committing the crimes of targeting the civilians and all the life necessities.
"It is a criminal and brutal aggression in the real sense of the word... Killing hundreds of children and women in a very ugly way... targeting the hospitals, mosques, ancient sites... electricity and water projects... is a crime."
Houthi criticized those who support the aggression, saying that such kinds of stances are only possible in this world because "America has hegemony and "Israel" has a big say."
The Ansarullah leader strongly condemned the use of "internationally-banned weapons" by the Saudi regime against Yemeni people and lashed out at those so-called humanitarian groups that have turned a blind eye to this sheer violation of human rights.
In parallel, he praised the resistance by the Yemeni people despite their sufferings and hardships.
"Despite the harsh circumstances, despite the suffering, our Yemeni people are giving all they can; with all they have... all components of the society play their role in confronting this aggression... Yemeni people confront the arrogant powers with steadfastness, firmness, and determination."
The Ansarullah leader also noted that what Saudis want in Yemen is exactly what "Israelis" seek in Palestine.
The Houthi leader stressed that the popular committees and the Yemeni army will keep fighting the terrorists courageously despite the Saudi intensive air raids.
"Who is betting on the Saudi aggression will lose," Sayyed Houthi said.
The Yemenis are sacrificing all what they possess to face the brutal aggression which employed internationally prohibited weapons, according to Sayyed Houthi.
He further stated that the Yemeni rebels will take part in the UN-hosted peace talks in Geneva next week.
The rebel leader added that the only solution to the crisis in Yemen is to "hold UN-sponsored talks in a neutral country."
Yemen has been since March 26 under brutal aggression by Saudi-US coalition. Thousands have been martyred and injured in the attack, with the vast majority of them are civilians.
Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team
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