News - Yemen: The member of the Supreme Political Council Mohammad Al-Houthi affirmed on Sunday that the continuation of the US-Saudi aggression against Yemen only means that its defeat will grow to become an ignominious defeat.

"We are ready to make any choice determined by the Leader of the Revolution," Al-Houthi said during the march that took place in the capital Sana'a on the occasion of the National Resilience Day. "We will not rest until our country achieves complete freedom and independence."

He also emphasized that Sana'a has never set an impossible condition for peace, saying “This coalition is an aggressor that has no real vision and plan for peace, and we want real peace, not a show or propaganda.”

Al-Houthi further said that everyone is aware that the US is the main cause of aggression against Yemen.

He also stressed that the only path to peace is through lifting the siege of Yemen and expelling the enemy from the country.

"The aggression committed massacres and crimes that cannot be denied, and this brutality only increases our determination to confront," he added.

Regarding the allegations of the aggression coalition on the Iranian presence in Yemen, Al-Houthi said, "We said from the first day that Iran is a neighboring country and that we do not fight for it. They (the coalition) said that they are fighting Iran in Yemen, and today they are going for peace and dialogue with Iran."
 
"They wanted the Yemeni state to collapse, so it clung to its various institutions despite cutting salaries, transferring the Central Bank, and stealing revenues."

"We will continue to adhere to the legitimate rights of Yemen's people, and we will not allow the continuation of the siege and occupation, and we will fight them until they are defeated from our country on land, sea and air," he stressed.

The member of the Supreme Political Council considered that the United Nations legitimized the blockade and stopped salaries and aid, and stood in the face of Yemen.

Saudi Arabia, backed by the United States and regional allies, launched the war on Yemen in March 2015, claiming the goal of bringing the government of former Yemeni president Abd Rabbuh Mansour Hadi back to power.

The US-Saudi aggression continues to target neighborhoods and populated areas and destroy the infrastructure and capabilities of the country, in light of a suspicious international silence.

The war has left hundreds of thousands of Yemenis dead and displaced millions more. It has also destroyed Yemen’s infrastructure and spread famine and infectious diseases there.

Millions of people poured into the streets on Sunday in several Yemeni cities and provinces to commemorate the eighth anniversary of the National Resilience Day, which takes place on the date of the launch of the US-Saudi aggression against the country.