Iran Press/ Middle East: Speaking on the occasion of the 7th anniversary of the Saudi-led coalition against Yemen entitled “National Day of Resistance and Perseverance” in a live televised speech on Thursday, Abdul-Malik Badreddin al-Houthi said: “We thank God Almighty for giving us the strength to resist the aggressors during all these years. Undoubtedly, without God's approval, we would not have been able to resist the aggressors with this level of facilities."
"The Saudi-led coalition invaded Yemen six years ago in the middle of the night on March 26, 2015, he said, adding: “The Saudi-led coalition has committed crimes against the Yemeni people on its agenda. Their first crime was committed against the residents of Sanaa.”
"The Saudis themselves acknowledged the invasion of Yemen. The Saudis claimed responsibility for their military invasion of Yemen from inside the United States. This action identified the aggressor as well as its supporter," he stated.
Elsewhere in his remarks, the Ansarullah movement leader pointed to foreign support for Saudi Arabia in its invasion of Yemen, stating that the United States and Britain provided the greatest deal of support during the Saudi coalition's invasion of Yemen.
Abdul Malik al-Houthi stressed that before Yemen's military invasion began, Israel incited others to commit military aggression against the Yemeni people and their revolution. Netanyahu was at the forefront of inciting others to invade Yemen.
In fact, it was the triangle of the United States, Britain, and Israel that chose Saudi Arabia as the aggressor to Yemen. The UAE also had an aggression mission alongside Saudi Arabia. The United States, Britain, and Israel triangle chose Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates to avoid the costs and consequences of the Yemeni war.
In all cases in the region, the UAE and Saudi Arabia's dependence on the United States of America is quite clear. The same dependence on the US has been brought into picture in Yemen's case, and we see what they have been doing on behalf of Washington, Yemen’s Ansarullah leader added.
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