Yemen: In the most profound part of his speech, Yemen's President Mahdi Al-Mashat delivered unconventional messages that transcended the walls of formal halls, directly reaching the American people.

President Mashat, addressing whom he described as "the killer hiding behind satellites and drones"—Donald Trump—spoke with unmistakable clarity and defiance, carrying tones of challenge and dignity while condemning him with the harshest words of contempt.

The message to Trump was clear: tyrants are not immune. "If you think Yemen will remain a testing ground for your political madness... you are mistaken." This was the essence of both the implicit and explicit message.

President Mashat placed Trump at the heart of the accusation, identifying him as the true face of America’s aggressive foreign policy—both old and renewed—which reignited a devastating war on Yemen and continues to support the Zionist genocide in Gaza.

Observers note that the message firmly asserts that "Yemeni blood will not be forgotten with time, and retaliation is coming." No American political leader who uses the killing of innocents as a means to rally votes will be immune. It was as if President Al-Mashat wanted to say: "Repeating scenarios of arrogance will cost you more than you imagine."

Reassuring the Yemeni people, he stated: "We have the necessary measures to stop the absurd and illegal American sanctions on our country," revealing a new operational center dedicated to strategically countering US sanctions. He indicated that "the Humanitarian Operations Center will announce a list of American arms and oil companies targeted by Yemeni sanctions."

President Mashat also addressed the American people with shocking bluntness, telling them: "You are the ones paying the price for these adventures. You are the ones whose soldiers die in the Arabian seas. You are the ones draining your wealth in wars that are not yours."

Speaking directly to the American public, he said: "Trump has brought you nothing but shame, disgrace, and loss. The foolish criminal Trump has burned all American assets—aircraft carriers, strategic bombers, and electromagnetic systems."

This was not just a rallying speech but an attempt to break through the Zionist-controlled American media’s deceptive wall, which hides the truth about what is happening in Yemen and Palestine. The American people have the right to know that their country is practicing terrorism, not fighting it—that their military did not come "to defend freedoms" but to bomb Yemeni ports and hospitals. Sana’a knows how to distinguish between oppressed nations and those who pull the trigger.

In a sovereign, global address, President Mashat affirmed that America’s support for Zionist criminals is "not a war on Yemen alone, but on the dignity of every free nation." He was not just speaking to Yemenis but to the entire world, painting Yemen as an unbreakable rock upon which all hegemonic projects will shatter. He reminded everyone: "The America that failed in Afghanistan will not succeed in breaking Yemen’s will."

"From free Sana’a, we say to America: We are not like the nations you have violated before, and we are not a new testing ground. We are Yemen—the land of patience and the sword. Our reach is long, and our souls do not fear death." With such resolve and foresight, Mashat’s speech transforms from a mere political stance into a comprehensive revolutionary manifesto—one that warns, prepares, declares, and confirms: "The battle for sovereignty and liberation has begun, and what is coming will not be like what came before."

Translated by Almasirah English website
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