The member of the Political Bureau of the Yemeni Ansar Allah movement, Mohammad al-Bukhaiti, pointed out that Yemen is now playing a regional and global role due to the misguided policies of the United States.

In an interview for Al Mayadeen, al-Bukhaiti said that it must be realized that Sanaa has won the first round in the ethical war against the United States and its allies, stressing that the US will lose militarily as well because it is facing the will of the people.

He questioned how someone who failed to break the Resistance in Gaza could confront the countries of the Axis of Resistance.

Al-Bukhaiti affirmed that Yemen will continue its military operations in support of the Palestinian people, regardless of the US actions, adding that Washington's persistence in the confrontation will cost it morally and militarily, leading to the end of its dominance in the region.

The Yemeni official praised the operations of Hezbollah against the Israeli occupation on the northern border of occupied Palestine, as well as those of the Resistance in Iraq, emphasizing the necessity of continuing effectively on this path.

On his part, Mohammad Abdul Salam, the head of the Sanaa negotiating delegation and spokesperson for the Ansar Allah movement, pointed out that the United States and its allies should abandon the mentality of arrogance and be aware that attempts to subjugate other sides by force will not work.

On his account on X, Abdul Salam said that Yemen's position in supporting Gaza against Zionist brutality is justified and responsible, stressing that pressure should be directed toward stopping the Israeli aggression and lifting the blockade on the Gaza Strip.

موقف اليمن محق ومسؤول بمساندته لغزة في مواجهة الدموية الصهيونية والمفترض أن تتوجه الضغوط نحوها لوقفها ورفع الحصار عن قطاع غزه .
ثم إن ما يهدد المنطقة ودول حوض البحر الأحمر الوحشية الإسرائيلية والعسكرة الأمريكية للبحر خدمة لإسرائيل.
شعبنا اليمني لا يهدد أي دولة لا تعتدي عليه ، وفي…

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The Ansar Allah spokesperson considered that what threatens the region and the countries of the Red Sea Basin, is 'Israeli brutality and American militarization of the sea in the service of Israel."

Abdul Salam reiterated that the Yemeni people do not threaten any state that does not aggress against them and, at the same time, do not accept anyone dealing with them in a threatening manner.

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