News - Yemen: The head of the Intelligence and Reconnaissance Authority, Major General Abdullah Al-Hakim, confirmed that the warning messages of the Armed Forces are not fleeting, but rather a serious warning and the expected naval confrontation may be one of the fiercest battles with the US-Saudi aggression.

This came in his speech during a ceremony organized by the Intelligence and Reconnaissance Authority and the Fifth Military Region Command, Thursday, at the conclusion of the third "intelligence and cultural" session.

General Al-Hakim indicated that the US-Saudi aggression did not want the peace in Yemen despite the truce and seeks to achieve its ambitions, stressing: "It is wrong to rely on a truce, and what is required is to strengthen the systems and tools of deterrence, militarily and economically, at all levels."

He warned that the expected naval confrontation may be one of the fiercest battles with the coalition of aggression, explaining that the sea is occupied by the US-Saudi aggression and its military means, and they are maneuvering, showing that they are not sincere to end the war, although the revolutionary leadership has expressed its readiness for an honorable peace.

Commenting on the recent military parade in Hodeidah, General Al-Hakim said: "it presented a good image of the Fifth Military Region, as the military parades and speeches of the leader, Sayyed Abdulmalik, are messages that the enemy should understand, and our Yemeni people will not stand idly by."

The head of the Intelligence and Reconnaissance Authority pointed out that yesterday's message that prevented the looting of oil was clear, stressing that the messages of the Armed Forces are not fleeting, but rather serious.

General Al-Hakim stressed, "the US-Saudi siege must be lifted or the Armed Forces will confront dignifiedly ," adding: "Two naval messages have reached the enemy that we will not remain silent about the suffering of our people, as the siege is continued, and the upcoming messages will be stronger and more painful."

He indicated that the intelligence authority is a cornerstone in this confrontation with aggression, and more efforts must be made to convey the information accurately, urging the participants to practice what they studied in the field of work and the practical reality.

Earlier, Yemeni Armed Forces announced thwarting an attempt to loot crude oil from the port of Qena in Shabwa Governorate, used by the US-Saudi aggression for smuggling.

“The Armed Forces operation prevented an oil ship that was in the port from looting and smuggling oil, after sending several warning messages,” the Armed Forces spokesman Brigadier General Yahya Sare’e said in his Twitter account early Thursday.

The Armed Forces reiterated their commitment to protecting the sovereign national wealth as one of the rights of the Yemeni people.

The Armed Forces also emphasized the protection of the rights of Yemenis, especially the salaries of state employees in all Yemeni regions.

In late October, Yemen's Armed Forces announced in a military statement the implementation of a warning drone strike to prevent an oil ship that was trying to loot crude oil through the port of Dabba in Hadramout Governorate.

Brigadier Sare'e explained that the warning message came to prevent the continuous looting of oil wealth and not to allocate it to serve the people in paying salaries and services.

In his speech on the 8th anniversary of the September 21 revolution, the Leader of the Revolution Sayyed Abdulmalik al-Houthi warned against continuing to plunder the national wealth by any foreign company that colluded with the coalition of aggression.

In turn, President Mahdi Al-Mashat directed the Supreme Economic Committee, on the first of October, to edit the final official correspondences of all companies and entities related to the looting of Yemeni sovereign wealth, to completely stop looting operations.