News - Yemen: The Leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badruddin Al-Houthi, affirms Sunday the Yemeni people’s steadfastness against the American aggression and the continued support for Palestine.

Sayyed Abdulmalik stated that the Yemeni people have stood firm and effectively against the American aggression and will continue to support the Palestinian people. 

The Leader denounced the latest round of American aggression on Yemen, which included multiple airstrikes and naval bombardments targeting residential neighborhoods in the capital, Sana’a, and several other provinces. 

These attacks resulted in dozens of martyrs and wounded, including women and children. He described the American aggression as brutal and unjust, part of American tyranny and recklessness toward the nation.  

Sayyed Abdulmalik criticized the U.S. for justifying its aggression against Yemen as a response to the Yemeni people’s honorable and courageous stance in support of Palestine. He emphasized that this stance is rooted in faith, humanitarian, moral, and religious obligations, and the Yemeni people will never regret their support for Palestine.  

The Leader vowed that the Yemeni people will not retreat from their faith-based, Quranic, humanitarian, and moral stance, regardless of American and Israeli tyranny. He asserted that the American aggression is doomed to fail and will not achieve its goals of pressuring Yemen to abandon its position.  

He revealed that the Yemeni Armed Forces have begun responding to the American aggression, warning that American aircraft carriers and warships will be targeted, and the maritime blockade will extend to American ships as long as the aggression continues. 

He cautioned that the U.S. is attempting to disrupt international navigation by turning the sea into a battlefield, emphasizing that the U.S. and Israel are sources of evil and danger for the entire region and the world.  

The Leader warned the American enemy, stating, “We will respond to escalation with escalation, targeting their aircraft carriers and warships, and imposing a blockade on their ships.” He added that if the American aggression continues, Yemen will move to additional escalation options.  

He highlighted the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza, where the Israeli enemy has blocked aid for 15 days, exacerbating the suffering of the Palestinian people. Sayyed Abdulmalik stressed the responsibility of the nation to take serious action to prevent the crime of starvation in Gaza, criticizing the U.S. for partnering with Israel and protecting it in its crimes.  

He condemned the Israeli enemy, in partnership with the United States, for committing genocide in Gaza, describing it as “a red line” that cannot be ignored. He highlighted the legal and humanitarian obligations that even non-Muslims must uphold, criticizing the international community for failing to meet these responsibilities.  

He explained the starvation of 2 million Palestinians as a grave crime, expressing disappointment at the cold stance of regimes in the Islamic and Arab world and the lack of serious action to prevent Israel’s crimes in Gaza.  

The Leader urged the nation to remember its humanitarian, moral, religious, and faith-based responsibilities, warning of the dangers of fearing America more than divine punishment. He emphasized that the U.S. and Israel have aggressive, criminal ambitions targeting the nation, driven by colonial and tyrannical ideologies.  

Sayyed Abdulmalik reaffirmed Yemen’s position in supporting the Palestinian people through the blockade of Israeli navigation, aimed at pressuring Israel to open crossings for humanitarian aid to Gaza. He stressed that the American enemy will not succeed in pressuring Yemen to retreat from its stance, and the only solution is to allow humanitarian aid into Gaza.  

The Leader called on the Yemeni people to participate in a million-man march tomorrow, commemorating the anniversary of the Battle of Badr, to demonstrate their steadfastness in supporting Palestine and confronting American aggression. He expressed hope that the march would be massive and reflective of the people’s faith, resilience, and pride.