News – Yemen: Yemeni political parties and forces have renewed their solidarity with the Islamic Republic of Iran—its leadership, people, and armed forces—in the face of US-Zionist aggression.

In separate statements condemning the treacherous American attack on Iran and its nuclear facilities, the Yemeni parties described the strikes as a flagrant violation of international norms and laws, and further proof of the United States’ criminal role as a sponsor of global violence and instability.

They warned that the American aggression constitutes a dangerous escalation that threatens regional and international peace and security. It reflects the growing belligerence of the US administration, which continues to show blatant bias and unwavering support for the Zionist entity in its open war against the peoples of the Arab and Islamic world.

The parties stressed that these attacks reaffirm the United States’ role in leading efforts to subjugate the region and impose Zionist domination over the Ummah.

Expressing full confidence in Iran’s ability to deliver a strong, calculated response, they praised the Iranian people’s resilience and determination to thwart the objectives of this aggression and confront both American and Zionist arrogance.

They noted that the targeting of Iran at this time is a punitive reaction to its principled stance in support of the Palestinian cause and resistance movements opposing the Zionist occupation. This, they said, proves that the American-Zionist campaign is not directed at one country alone, but rather at the dignity, sovereignty, and independence of the entire Islamic nation.

The Yemeni political parties and forces called on Arab and Islamic peoples to break their silence and complacency, and to adopt a unified stance capable of meeting the challenges of this critical moment. They urged the launch of a national and pan-Arab resistance project to confront US-Zionist arrogance and prevent the domination of the region’s peoples and sanctities.

Tensions in the region have escalated sharply following coordinated US-Israeli attacks on Iran's nuclear sites. US President Donald Trump publicly claimed responsibility for the strikes, declaring them a direct hit on facilities in Fordow, Natanz, and Esfahan. Iran, however, reported minimal damage and stated that the sites had been evacuated in advance.

This aggression follows weeks of Israeli military escalation and warnings from Iran and its allies—including Yemen—that any attack would trigger a regional response. The Yemeni Armed Forces have reiterated their readiness to target US military assets in the Red Sea if the aggression against Iran continues, framing the conflict as part of a broader Zionist-American effort to dominate the region and suppress resistance movements.