News - Yemen: Saudi's wailing after every painful Yemeni response, encouraged to highlight the deterrence operations' true and appropriate impact, the head of the National Delegation Mohammad Abdulsalam said on Wednesday.

"Saudi's wailing after every painful response is what is required, which has encouraged to highlight the deterrence operations' true and appropriate impact - despite the modesty of the response," Abdulsalam tweeted on Wednesday.

Abdulsalam clarified in a post published on his Twitter page that as long as the aggression and siege continues, “we will not spare any effort in confronting it.”

“The international community must press to stop the US-Saudi aggression and blockade because the Yemeni people deserve to have its suffering heard,” he added.

The head of the National Delegation’s remarks came after the qualitative operation of the Yemeni Armed Forces, in which Saudi Aramco in Jeddah was targeted by a Quds-2 missile.

The spokesman for Yemen's Armed Forces, Brigadier General Yahya Sare’e, said in a statement on Monday that the distribution station had been targeted with the Quds-2 winged missile with high precision. He said the attack came in response to the ongoing Saudi military aggression and siege.

About 13 hours later, the Saudi regime acknowledged the Yemeni missile strike, trying to reduce it by saying that a fire broke had broken out in a fuel tank at a petroleum products distribution station in north Jeddah due to what it called a "projectile attack"! 

At the same time, the Saudi regime sent a letter to the Security Council, accusing what it called the Houthis of launching a missile attack on the petroleum products distribution plant, calling on the Security Council to act to stop the threat that affects global energy supplies.

While the Saudi media did not mention the advanced US air defense systems during their coverage of the strike, the spotlight was on the fire extinguishing systems to cover up the size of the failure facing society in the Saudi interior.