In his speech on Thursday, al-Houthi highlighted the significant impact and effectiveness of the Gaza support fronts and provided details regarding YAF's ongoing operations.

Sayyed al-Houthi criticized the global and Arab world's indifference towards the ongoing genocide in Gaza. He pointed out the lack of serious Arab and Islamic actions addressing the humanitarian crisis despite the ongoing war in Gaza for nearly 10 months. He emphasized that organizations remain inactive and fail to exert pressure despite the crimes committed by the occupation.

Al-Houthi noted the astonishment of the Israeli occupation and the United States at the fighting spirit and resilience of the al-Qassam Brigades, Hamas's military wing. He affirmed that the steadfastness of the Palestinian people remains strong despite immense suffering.

Touching on the Yemeni support front, al-Houthi emphasized the high effectiveness of YAF operations in the Red and Arabian seas, the Gulf of Aden, and the Bab al-Mandab Strait. He reported that the YAF had targeted 170 ships linked to the United States, Israel, and Britain, using 25 ballistic and cruise missiles, drones, and naval vessels. This has led to a significant reduction in the navigation of ships associated with these countries.

Sayyed al-Houthi announced that Sanaa plans to enhance operations in the Indian Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea, asserting that these areas are now under YAF control. He vowed further escalation and intensification of YAF actions, despite American airstrikes targeting Yemen, which he claimed do not limit YAF's operations.

He warned that Riyadh would face losses if it continues its aggressive steps against the Yemeni people, citing increased tensions between Sanaa and Riyadh. He criticized Saudi Arabia's policies, including imposing restrictions on bank transfers to Sanaa and stalling negotiations on the prisoner exchange dossier.

Al-Houthi threatened that Saudi Arabia's 2030 development plan and plans to develop Riyadh Airport would be futile if the Saudis are willing to sacrifice their future for the sake of Israel and the United States. He outlined Yemen's responses to aggression, stating that any action would be met with reciprocity.

During his speech, al-Houthi highlighted the popular mobilization in Yemen, noting that there had been 584,215 activities, including demonstrations, marches, sit-ins, evening events, and seminars. Additionally, he reported that 374,232 individuals had received military training.

Touching on the resistance front in support of Gaza, al-Houthi reiterated the significant role of Hezbollah along northern occupied Palestine, describing it as major, active, and impactful against the Israeli occupation. He confirmed that the YAF and the Islamic Resistance in Iraq had carried out a joint military operation in support of Gaza this week.

Al-Houthi emphasized that the effectiveness of the support fronts has imposed a new and crucial equation at this stage, urging continued escalation. (ILKHA)