The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates confirmed that the motives of the Saudi regime's foreign policy are arrogance, ambitions, grudges, and subservience.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs explained in a issued statement that the authenticity, pride, and generosity of the Yemeni people prompt the honorable to treat them in kind, and the ignoble to treat them otherwise.

The statement pointed out that over the past decades, the Saudi regime played a primary role in manufacturing crises and creating a state of suffering for the Yemeni people, culminating in a comprehensive aggression unprecedented in Yemeni history.

It emphasized that the negative interventions of the Saudi regime in Yemen have ended once and for all, and that its failure to believe this truth will lead to the erosion of its governing system.

The statement said, "If the Saudi regime had acted with credibility and fairness since the beginning of the de-escalation phase, it would not today be under blockade, having its ships and oil facilities targeted, and seeing its cards fall one after another."

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs concluded its statement by affirming that the cost of peace today is much lower than the cost of peace in the future, and that delay will double the cost for the aggressor party.