News - Middle East: Qais Al Khazali, the Secretary-General of the Asaib Ahl al Haq movement in Iraq, slammed the US-UK attack against Yemen.

In a statement, Khazali said that those airstrikes were "A desperate attempt to benefit from the placidity of Arab nations about what is going on in the region."

He lauded the "legendary resistance" of Yemenis against "conspiracies," which represent "proof that the will cannot be shattered by military force or conspiracy."

The Secretary-General also condemned the "direct role" played by "the forces of evil, namely the United States, Britain and zionist entity in this aggression against Yemen."

He urged the international community and all people of Earth to take a stand against such aggression and support Yemen's right to defend its sovereignty, freedom, and dignity.

The capital Sana'a, several provinces were subjected on Friday to US-British aggression through a series of airstrikes.

Deputy Foreign Minister Hussein Al-Azzi unequivocally stated that the US and UK must be prepared to face severe repercussions and bear full responsibility for their blatant aggression against Yemen.

Yesterday, Sayyed Abdulmalik emphasized that no potential American aggression will go unanswered, and the Yemeni people will not hesitate to do whatever is necessary to confront American aggression.

He emphasized that the response to any American aggression will not be limited to the scale of the recent operation, which involved over 24 drones and several missiles. It will be more significant than that.

"The American and British position of protecting ships affiliated with Israel, allowing the Israelis to continue their crimes without disturbance, will not deter us," Sayyed Abdulmalik said. "The Yemeni position of preventing ships affiliated with Israel from crossing the Red Sea and targeting them is an effective and influential stance."

He added that the Yemeni position at sea has caused significant economic losses to the Zionist enemy and has extended its impact to those who stand with and support them. He pointed out that those who belittled the Yemeni position and tried to mock it turned to exaggeration after the American aggression took place.

He also affirmed that the Yemeni people are not afraid of America, and their stance is not limited by the need to avoid angering America. They do not shy away from the battlefield and confront any enemy, regardless of their capabilities. He noted that the American attack on the Naval Forces was evidence of the impact of Yemen's stance on the Zionist enemy.