Yemen: Since the beginning of the Al-Aqsa Storm operation, Sanaa has firmly supported Gaza. With each escalation and every massacre committed by the Zionist enemy, Sanaa has been present both politically and militarily, showing a strong commitment to supporting the Palestinian people.

The head of the National Delegation, Mohammed Abdulsalam, reiterated, "We strongly condemn and denounce the genocidal crimes committed by the Zionist enemy in Gaza, targeting displaced civilians in areas previously declared safe by the enemy, but they lie blatantly and brazenly, compensating for their field losses by attacking civilians."

Abdulsalam condemned the "Arab and Islamic regimes, most of which show no concern for what is happening in Gaza," stating that "the absence of a united Arab and Islamic stance is not just negligence but complete partnership with the enemy, encouraging it to continue its brutal crimes." He called for the "widest and strongest mobilization at all levels to stop this criminal enemy."

U.S. Support and Arab Complicity

A responsible source in the office of the Prime Minister, Dr. Abdulaziz Saleh bin Habtour, condemned the ongoing horrific massacres by the Zionist enemy against the Palestinian people in Gaza since the beginning of the "Al-Aqsa Storm" battle, and the recent massacre of displaced people in Mawasi Khan Younis, south of Gaza.

The government affirmed that these Zionist massacres would not continue against Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank without American support and the complicity of NATO countries and the official Arab regime, particularly those normalizing with the Israeli enemy.

The government called on the countries that condemned the Zionist aggression on Gaza and took strong stances in support of the Palestinian people and their just cause to continue their significant roles internationally and exert pressure on the Zionist entity and the U.S.-Zionist administration to stop their criminal aggression, which violates all relevant international norms, laws, and treaties.

The government reiterated its support for what the leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik al-Houthi, and the Supreme Political Council affirmed regarding Yemen's ongoing support and military escalation against the Israeli enemy until its criminal aggression against the oppressed people of Gaza ends.

In condemning the massacre, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasized that U.S. support for the Zionist entity encouraged it to intensify its crimes in defiance of the international community, flouting all international treaties. The Ministry called on Arab and Islamic peoples to pressure their leaders to adopt serious stances against the Zionist aggression on Gaza and urged the international community to end Zionist arrogance, which poses a significant threat to regional and global security and stability.

Political Stances Followed by Practical Responses

These official political stances from Sanaa regarding the latest massacres by the enemy in Gaza are not mere statements but steps that will be followed by practical and punitive measures against the Zionist entity, as confirmed by the Yemeni armed forces.

Brigadier General Yahya Saree, the spokesman for the Armed Forces, stated hours after the massacre: "Our forces are monitoring the developments in Gaza, including the latest massacre committed by the Zionist enemy, which resulted in hundreds of martyrs and wounded." He noted that Arab and Islamic complacency encouraged the Israeli enemy to continue its crimes in full view of the world.

He reaffirmed that the Armed Forces would continue to support the oppressed Palestinian people as part of their religious, moral, and humanitarian duties.

The Armed Forces vowed to take steps and actions to truly avenge the blood of the Palestinian people and would not hesitate to expand their military operations against the Israeli enemy and its supporters until the aggression stops and the blockade on Gaza is lifted.

In response to the massacre at the Nuseirat refugee camp in Gaza on June 8, which resulted in 274 Palestinian casualties, the Yemeni Rocketry Force conducted a military operation targeting the British warship "Diamond" in the Red Sea with several ballistic missiles, achieving precise hits. Within less than a month after the operation, Britain announced the withdrawal of the destroyer from the Red Sea.

Sanaa's entry into the Al-Aqsa Storm battle in support of the Palestinian people was initially limited to the Red Sea. However, the Zionist enemy's insistence on continuing its aggression and committing massacres, relying on American and British support, prompted Sanaa to escalate its operations and take more painful steps against the enemy. 

These include striking the entity or tightening the maritime blockade, with operations extending from the Indian Ocean in the south, through the Arabian Sea, Gulf of Aden, Red Sea, to the Mediterranean Sea in the north. The enemy must bear the consequences of its new massacres and the resulting advanced military and economic repercussions.