Sayyed al-Houthi: Emiratis are the losers in their unjustified escalation, they are subject to American, British, and Israeli orders

The Leader of the Yemeni Revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr Al-Din Al-Houthi, affirmed in his speech on the occasion of “the first Friday of Rajab month” the anniversary of Yemenis’ conversion to Islam, that the Emiratis are the losers from returning to their unjustified escalation, and they are subject to American, British, and Israeli orders.

Sayyed al-Houthi confirmed that “steadfastness in confronting the aggression, whatever the level of escalation, is a commitment of faith, moral, and humane.”

“Our enemies are fighting us with the aim of controlling us completely, and as a result we suffer, but we are in an honorable position, the position of the patient believers and mujahideen,” said Sayyed al-Houthi.

He also considered the anniversary of Rajab Friday a great occasion and a major station for the Yemeni people and their affiliation to Islam.

“Our position embodies freedom and dignity in every sense of the word, and we reject humiliation and do not accept the domination of our enemies over us,” Sayyed al-Houthi stressed.

He continued, “The more the enemy increases unjustly and criminally acts, and seeks more to occupy our country and besieges us, the more insight and awareness we are and the more we move to defeat it.”

Sayyed al-Houthi referred to the great difficulties that the Yemeni people have faced since the beginning of the aggression, and the enemy has achieved serious breakthroughs, but by relying on Allah and serious action, great victories have been achieved.

He also noted that the Americans, British, and Israelis pushed the UAE to return to the escalation in Yemen and made it implicated.

He pointed out that there were some setbacks in Shabwa province as a result of the war conditions, and this is happening, but this does not mean that the Yemeni people were defeated, and this would never happen.

Sayyed al-Houthi confirmed that the siege, tyranny, and crimes of the enemies are a reason for their defeat, and that the grievances of the Yemeni people, with their patience, generosity, bearing responsibility and reliance on Allah a reason for the inevitable victory.