Ansarullah Leader Advises UAE to Withdraw from Yemen, Threatens Saudi Arabia with More Painful Retaliations

By Staff, Agencies

The leader of Yemen’s Ansarullah revolutionary movement Sayyed Abdul Malik Badreddine al-Houthi warned the United Arab Emirates [UAE] against its continued occupation of Yemen, advising the Gulf country to fully pull out its troops from the crisis-hit Arab country.

Sayyed al-Houthi advised the UAE to stop its participation in the aggression on Yemen, to be serious in declaring the withdrawal from Yemen, "it is beneficial for its economic situation," he explained.

He also said that the Emirate’s continuation of aggression and occupation of Yemen poses it to danger, adding that the country’s troops are responsible for their participation, pointing out that the enemy is in a state of confusion and disintegration day after day.

Saudi Arabia did everything in Yemen during its aggression and America has continued to "milk" them until it almost dry out, Sayyed al-Houthi added, pointing out that "if Saudi Arabia continued in its aggression, we will spare no effort to respond with painful response."

The Ansarullah Leader condemned all forms of exploitation of the pilgrimage, including speeches that adopt positions hostile to the Yemen People and the nation and are in favor of normalization with the Zionists enemy.

As for the racist practices that took place in Aden, Sayyed al-Houthi said that this reveals the reality of the foreign partition and fragmentation projects in Yemen with their doctrinal, regional and racist titles. He pointed out that the interests of Yemenis are in brotherhood, cooperation, peace and stability.

"The practices in Aden is a scandal for the enemy and their agents and must face condemnation and the strengthening of fraternal ties," he said.

Sayyed al-Houthi added that all arrogance forces, including US, has an intellectual activity to enslave and control people, stressing that the nation cannot achieve political and economic independence for itself unless it obtains cultural and intellectual independence.

He stressed that there are paths of action emanating from the national vision to meet the challenges and aggression on the economic side.