News - Yemen: Minister of Transport, Brigadier Abdulwahab Al-Durrah, has warned the Saudi regime of an upcoming deterrent equation: "airport for airport and banks for banks."

Minister Al-Durrah affirmed that the US-Saudi aggression has completely closed Sana'a Airport due to Yemen's steadfast stance on the Palestinian issue.

He emphasized that the pressures exerted by the aggression on humanitarian and economic aspects will not change Yemen's positions, nor its continued support operations for Gaza.

The minister clarified that the state leadership is determined to open all airports and ports to various destinations and will not agree to partial solutions.

He pointed out that Yemen has endured much over the past two years since the de-escalation agreement due to the coalition's procrastination, as they have not committed to opening the agreed-upon destinations.

The Ministry of Transport also issued a statement affirming its full delegation to the revolutionary leadership to make appropriate choices to confront enemies and reform state institutions.

The statement also praised the role of the security agencies in uncovering the espionage network within institutions that work against the interests of the Yemeni people, considering it a historic victory for Yemen.

The Saudi regime persists in threatening to disrupt Sana'a Airport and close ports, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis. Sayyed Abdulmalik highlighted that these actions are driven by external incitement aimed at reigniting a comprehensive war. He emphasized that Yemen would not passively endure Saudi aggression and is prepared to confront these challenges while also expressing solidarity with Gaza.

He urged the Saudi regime to abandon its aggressive stance, affirming that Yemen would not tolerate attempts to starve or economically cripple its people.