Houthi Continues Terrorism in the South.. Forces of the Giants down a drone in Shabwah province
The Houthi militia continues its terrorist plans and movements in Yemen to carry out the Iranian scheme to target the security and stability of the region by carrying out these ongoing crimes and violations, which have reached the point of threatening international shipping by targeting oil installations.
Yemeni Confrontation
“Yemen has put in place a number of measures and options to deal with the repeated terrorist attacks by the Houthi militia and their Iranian-backed backers on oil facilities, the country’s facilities and the Yemeni people,” the statement said.
“Raising the security and military state of readiness and communicating effectively with the political forces and community components in the provinces to increase popular preparedness to support the difficult choices state and government leaders may make to deal with Houthi attacks and threats,” he said.
Prime Minister Maeen Abdulmalik Saeed stressed “the need not to overlook the essential and decisive battle of Yemen and the Arabs against the Houthi terrorist militia, and to complete the coup and restore the state,” noting that “completing the restoration of the state and ending the Houthi coup supported by Iran has become the inevitable choice to alleviate the suffering of the Yemeni people and protect international navigation and regional and global stability.”
The Yemeni government holds the Houthi terrorist militia responsible for the dire consequences of their devastating escalation of terrorism, including its repercussions on life-saving humanitarian supplies and peace-building efforts.
Houthi drone falls
The Southern Titan forces shot down a drone launched by the Houthi terrorist militia in Shabwah province. The air defenses engaged an aircraft launched by the Houthi group on Shabwah and managed to shoot it down before it reached its target.
Houthi plans
Ahmed Jabbari, a Yemeni political analyst, said that the Yemeni government increased its readiness after three Houthi attacks hit the port of al-Dabba in Hadramaut, while three other attacks hit the ports of Radoum and Qena in neighboring Shabwah since the middle of October, which led to a halt in Yemen’s oil exports. He said that this is a major global threat, pointing out that it was the duty of the entire world to stand against the terrorist militia and its plans through which the terrorist militia aims to strike the global economy and threaten the security of the country.
The Yemeni political analyst added that the terrorist militia continues its crimes and violations in southern Yemen and many areas, explaining that these crimes must stop immediately and immediately by working to confront those Iranian schemes that seek to control Yemen.
He pointed out that the Houthi terrorist militia intensified pressure on the Al-Jawf tribes by launching kidnappings and assaults in an attempt to seize their lands and bring about demographic change in the region, following armed confrontations that took place in the area between Amran and Al-Jawf provinces, which resulted in the killing and injury of many militia members and the failure of the region’s tribes to seize their lands for the benefit of pro-militia tribes in Amran province.
