The Ansar Allah movement spokesperson, Mohammad Abdul Salam, confirmed today, Thursday, that the US insistence on continuing the Israeli aggression against the Gaza Strip through statements by US officials underscoring that it is still too early for a ceasefire is considered an invitation to ignite the region.

Abdul Salam, in a post on X, also stressed that the logic followed by the US contradicts its claim that it is not interested in expanding the struggle.

إصرار أمريكا على مواصلة العدوان الإسرائيلي على غزة، وتصريحات مسؤوليها أن الوقت لا يزال مبكرا على وقف إطلاق النار دعوةٌ صريحة إلى إشعال المنطقة، وهو خلاف ما يزعمون بأنهم لا يرغبون في توسيع الصراع، وعليهم أن يدركوا أن شعوب المنطقة لن تسكت على هذا الصلف الأمريكي والإسرائيلي، وأن…

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He explained that the American logic contradicts the US claim that it does not want to expand the struggle.

Abdul Salam also stressed that "the United States realizes that the peoples of the region will not remain silent in the face of this American and Israeli arrogance and that the Zionists’ continuation of committing genocide will only bring them crushing defeat."

Yemenis launch kamikaze drones at 'Israel': Sanaa MoD

The Yemeni Armed Forces launched a large batch of loitering munitions, i.e., kamikaze drones, toward several Israeli targets deep in occupied Palestine, Yemeni Armed Forces spokesperson Yahya Saree said on Wednesday.

"We launched a large batch of drones during the past few hours at targets deep in the Israeli entity in occupied Palestine, and they have, due to the grace of Allah, reached their targets," Brigadier General Saree said.

Sanaa underlined that the Yemeni Armed Forces "continue to carry out military operations in support of the oppressed Palestinian people and in response to the calls and demands of the Yemeni people and all the people of the Ummah until the Israeli aggression on our brothers in the resilient Gaza ceases."

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