During a decisive address, the Leader conveyed explicit messages to Riyadh and Abu Dhabi, clarifying that "Yemen’s confrontation targets only the Israeli and American aggressors" and poses no threat to others. He emphasized that "cooperating with America against Yemen equates to supporting the Israeli enemy."

Ambassador Abdullah Ali Sabri of Sana’a’s Foreign Ministry underscored that "the Leader’s warnings preempt any Saudi or Emirati intentions to facilitate U.S. aggression," cautioning that "the consequences of such involvement would be severe."

He stressed: "Attacking Yemen means backing Zionism. Any direct complicity will meet Yemen’s unforgiving response." 

Ambassador Sabri further noted that "Saudi Arabia and the UAE remain primary financiers of American-Zionist wars," urging them to learn from past failures. His stark reminder: "Should they commit any folly, they know our target bank is fully stocked." 

Regional Reactions & Strategic Implications  
Lebanese Analyst Khalil Nasrallah observed: "Yemen battles Washington and Tel Aviv while warning their regional allies against logistical support. Beneath this message lies a clear threat of retaliation."

He added: "Yemen fights with divine strength—its stance rooted in pure faith. It’s untrue that Yemen has nothing to lose; it sacrifices knowingly."

Political Researcher Wassim Bazzi highlighted: "The Leader’s speech frames Yemen’s heroic struggle: supporting Gaza, defending sovereignty, and humiliating U.S.-Israeli aggression."

In a statement to Almasirah, Bazzi noted: "Yemen spearheads this battle. Its long-range strikes have left America and Israel in disarray. The world’s free nations will remember Yemen’s mass rallies across generations."

Condemnation of Arab Regimes’ Betrayal  
The Leader expressed dismay at "the shameful positions of certain Arab regimes", addressing them directly: "You failed Palestine—do not compound this by aiding Israel."

Activist Ibrahim Al-Bousi condemned regional inaction: "The Leader’s speeches consistently revive collective responsibility toward Palestine. Our nations’ disgrace stems from abandoning this duty."

He urged sustained activism: "Protests and media campaigns pressure Zionism. Every post, article, and effort exposes the enemy’s hypocrisy on human rights."

Al-Bousi called for unrelenting mobilization: "Yemen will persist in military, cultural, and media resistance—exposing the enemy’s deceit."