Yemen: The world is watching the unfolding events as the Saudi regime continues to ignore warnings from the Leader of the Revolution about the repercussions of escalating and waging economic war against the Yemeni people. All indicators suggest that a major military action is imminent, especially since Riyadh shows no intention of leaning towards peace, unless it retracts its recklessness and seriously commits to the pre-agreed roadmap.

Military expert and analyst Zain Al-Abidin Othman believes that the Saudi regime is poised to become further entangled in the American plan, engaging in economic warfare and tightening the siege on Yemen, despite all warnings. He explains that this regime is driven by obstinacy and arrogance, seeking to involve itself in the American adventure, far from rationality and logic, and oblivious to the catastrophic consequences.

Othman adds that Sayyed Abdulmalik Badreddin Al-Houthi, provided a clear picture to this regime, stating explicitly that getting involved in America's plans to serve the Israeli enemy will be met with a reciprocal response—airports for airports, banks for banks, and ports for ports. He confirms that this threat, with all its implications, is an exceptional decision from the Leader of the Revolution, who is no longer in the business of advising or warning, but rather launching a military equation that could be practically applied at any moment. He notes that the Saudi regime now faces only two choices, with little time left: either reassess and withdraw from the American entanglement that serves the Israeli enemy or face total war.

Othman points out that if the Saudi regime chooses entanglement, this will be its last mistake before the situation explodes entirely, leading Saudi Arabia into a comprehensive war, characterized by destructive economic, trade, and national security repercussions. He emphasizes that the Yemeni Armed Forces will respond in kind, and the military scenario will take on devastating operational dimensions according to deterrence equations and reciprocal response.

He notes that in case of war, the Yemeni Armed Forces can launch extensive, decisive strikes towards Saudi airports, ports, and vital installations using highly advanced weapons, citing ballistic missiles, high-precision cruise missiles, and strategic heavy missiles equipped with hypersonic technology. All these weapons have the capability to penetrate various defense systems and hit the most precise targets in Saudi Arabia's strategic depth.

Establishing a New Equation

If the Saudi aggression returns to Yemen, the economic impact on Saudi Arabia will be substantial and devastating, confirms economic expert and analyst Rashid Al-Haddad.

Al-Haddad believes that the leader's recent speech significantly differs from previous weekly addresses. Initially, he advised Saudi Arabia, then moved to warnings following Saudi insistence on serving American and Zionist interests by implementing American escalation directives through their proxies in Aden. He notes that Saudi Arabia has the final say on economic matters and other files related to its mercenaries.

Al-Haddad asserts that the leader's warning established a new equation in the conflict and war with the Saudi enemy. As the leader said: "banks for banks, Riyadh airport for Sana'a airport, and ports for ports," indicating that there have been attempts to halt the operations at Hodeidah port by mercenaries under American directives, under the pretext of unifying payments, supervising and monitoring all imports, and obstructing them under flimsy excuses, ultimately to enforce American directives to stop the port's operations.

Similarly, Al-Haddad explains, they tried to pressure us through the Aden bank, managed by the American financing agency, and through the travel tickets suspension, preventing their issuance from Yemeni offices in Sana'a to close Sana'a Airport. All these measures were taken under American directives and Saudi execution through their mercenaries, to pressure us due to our firm stance on the Gaza events.

Al-Haddad reiterates that the warning is clear, and the Yemeni Armed Forces are now the dominant force in the military confrontation against the American axis of evil. They have managed to close the Eilat port for the first time since the 1950s and can close the ports belonging to the Saudi and Emirati aggression, particularly oil exports in both countries.

He reaffirms that the message is strong and timely for the Saudi regime, noting that the leader did not mention Aramco or any oil company, but specifically targeted "banks for banks, Riyadh airport for Sana'a airport, and ports for ports." This demonstrates the leader's great wisdom and intelligence, as most Saudi ports are oil export ports. He adds that this message showcases the leadership's great awareness, indicating that if the Saudi regime insists on continuing its economic follies, the response will target strategic ports and airports crucial to the Saudi economy.

Decisive Deterrence Measures

Aref Al-Amari, spokesperson for the parties opposing the aggression, says that the leader's messages to the outside world included warnings and threats not only against the Saudi enemy regime for implementing American agendas that serve Israeli interests. He explains that the leader, Sayyed Abdulmalik Al-Houthi, warned the Saudi regime that Yemen and the honorable Yemeni people will not stand idly by or wait until the lion starves but will take severe deterrent measures if the Saudi regime continues its foolishness and involvement in the American-directed economic, social, political, and cultural war targeting the Yemeni people's right to a decent life.

Al-Amari confirms that the leader's speech indicates that Yemeni deterrent measures will be severe and reciprocal, and targeting banks, civil aviation, and Hodeidah port will be met with very harsh and painful responses.

He clarifies that the Yemeni Army and Armed Forces, in all their formations, are fully prepared and waiting for the signal to protect the rights and interests of the Yemeni people. This showcases the advanced military capabilities of Yemen's Armed Forces and their strategic management of the battle, which has burdened the American, British, and European enemies in the seas and oceans.

Al-Amari confirms that the leader's warnings will significantly impact the Saudi regime's policy and other supporting regimes towards establishing peace in the region, not just in Yemen. He notes that it will also prompt many internal agents, spies, and mercenaries to reconsider their actions, indicating that this new Hijri year will mark the historical victory of the resistance axis over the axis of evil.

Translated by Almasirah English website