News - Yemen: Yemen's President Mahdi Al-Mashat warned Saudi Arabia against submitting to US and UK blackmail.

"The US obstruction to resolving the humanitarian issue will, as the Leader of the Revolution Sayyed Abdulmalik said, lead to impatience," Al-Mashat said on Monday.

He stressed that engaging in any escalation now will not only harm Yemen, but also all countries.

He made it clear that whoever responds to American blackmail is the one who bears responsibility, and the Saudis are primarily responsible for the situation in the region.

President Mahdi Al-Mashat affirmed that Sana'a will move towards building a unified Yemen for all its citizens and with full sovereignty.

Recently, Sayyed Abdulmalik stressed that "the US is trying to obstruct the Omani efforts in three main points, the first of which is its attempt to distance the coalition of aggression from any obligations arising from any agreement."

"The coalition, with its well-known, official, declared leadership, cannot shirk any commitments related to any agreements or understandings," he added. "The US, UK, Saudi and Emirati regime must bear their responsibility, obligations and the legitimate entitlements of our people."

Sayyed Abdulmalik clarified that "the US is trying to show the war as a purely internal conflict," stressing that "this can never be accepted."

He continued, "The issue cannot turn into a problem with small mercenaries who are nothing but recruits with the aggression coalition," stressing that: " who presented themselves since the beginning of the aggression as a leader of war and an executor of offensive operations against our country cannot turn into a mere mediator."

Sayyed Abdulmalik stated that "the US is trying to postpone the withdrawal of foreign forces from the country indefinitely."

The Leader stressed that "we cannot accept the continuation of the occupation and the presence of foreign forces in our country, and this is a fundamental issue for us".

"The US or UK military presence is unacceptable, and we have the right to deal with it as an aggression and occupation of our country," he warned. "We seek to defeat aggression, whether on the islands, on land, or at sea, and from everything that constitutes a violation of the independence and sovereignty of our country”.