News - Yemen: Anti-aggression parties and factions in Yemen strongly condemned recent events sponsored by the United States in the occupied territories, notably the "Aden meeting."

They criticized the appropriation of leadership roles within Yemeni political parties by individuals known for betrayal and supporting the aggression. The goal appears to be creating a new political façade to justify continued aggression against Yemen.

In a joint statement, the factions warned that the countries involved in aggression against Yemen, along with their proxies and the US, are under the scrutiny of the revolutionary leadership as the fourth round of escalation approaches, promising severe consequences for the aggressors.

The statement emphasized the importance of consolidating national unity through all available means and across various sectors in support of the revolutionary leadership. It highlighted the successes of the Yemeni Armed Forces in achieving operational victories and demonstrating significant military capabilities against the enemy.

Furthermore, the factions urged the Yemeni people to mobilize widely and support the upcoming fourth stage of escalation. They called for the pooling of all societal resources and efforts towards the liberation struggle for Yemen's territories, aiming to rid them of the stain of occupation and its collaborators.

Earlier, the Leader of the Revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik Al-Houthi, has vowed to escalate operations in the Red Sea until Israel ends its war in Gaza and the US stops attacking Yemen.

In his weekly address on the ongoing confrontation with the US-British-Israeli coalition, Sayyed Abdulmalik disclosed Yemen's readiness for a fourth stage of escalation should Israeli aggression persist. He affirmed Yemen's unwavering stance against the Israeli enemy, irrespective of the current round's outcome.

Yemen has been actively targeting Israeli and US interests in the region as part of a broader campaign against the brutal war on Gaza. Recent months have seen Yemeni forces seizing or launching drone and missile attacks on ships linked to Israel, the US, or the UK in regional waters.

Since October, when Israel initiated its Gaza offensive, Yemen has also targeted ports controlled by Israel. Yemen maintains that attacks on shipping will persist until Israel ceases its aggression on Gaza.