Yemen Vows Relentless Strikes on Saudi Arabia Until Siege Lifted

Yemeni forces have been striking Saudi oil facilities and downing hostile drones violating Yemen's airspace, escalating tensions between the two nations. The Ansarullah political bureau has rejected Saudi attempts to deflect blame for recent airspace violations and the bombing of Sana'a International Airport.

'Any violation of Yemen's sovereignty will not exempt Saudi Arabia from punishment,' said Mohammed al-Bukhaiti, a senior member of the Ansarullah political bureau. 'Our weapons will never be pointed at internal opponents; they are reserved exclusively for the Saudi enemy.'

Daifullah al-Shami, another member of the Ansarullah political bureau, emphasized that Yemen is fully prepared to escalate the confrontation with Saudi Arabia. He stated that Riyadh has been seeking to impose tutelage over millions of Yemeni citizens who have long rejected foreign interference and guardianship.

The recent initiative by Jordan to establish direct flights to Yemen was welcomed by al-Shami as a constructive effort aimed at easing the movement of Yemeni citizens.