Yemen: Waddah Bin Attiyah Reveals the Dangers of Houthi’s Threats to Strike Oil Installations in the Gulf
The Houthi terrorist threats to destabilize the region and Yemen, in addition to the threats issued by the terrorist militia against the Gulf and the threat to strike oil installations in the Gulf States, continue to affect the entire world in light of the major economic and energy crises facing the world.
“The international community’s inaction with the Houthi militias has brought Houthi to a stage of criminal insanity without any regard for the lives of the people or the safety of the region, and he has become a threat to world peace by threatening vital installations in the south and the Gulf and by threatening to mine the international shipping line in the Red Sea,” said Waddah bin Attiyah, a Yemeni political analyst and member of the National Assembly.
The Yemeni political analyst added that he considers the maliciousness of the Yemeni Brotherhood to be one of the main factors that serve Houthi and empower him, and provide him with a fertile ground for expansion and hiding. For this reason, one of the most dangerous possibilities is that the base from which Houthi launches the bombing of facilities in the south and the Gulf is located in areas considered to be under the control of the Presidential Council, which is controlled by the Brotherhood.
Bin Attiyah said in his statements that Houthi, in such circumstances, has become a threat to stability in the world and the global economy. The silence of the international community and the shy international statements will increase Houthi’s strength and arrogance, and security and safety will only be achieved by supporting the real resistance with an offensive deterrent weapon that will enable it to restore rights to its owners and end the militias.
