Al-Zindani: Yemen Won't Allow Border Projects

The article focuses on the warning issued by Yemeni Prime Minister Dr. Shaikh Al-Zindani, that Yemen will not be a battleground for跨-border projects, especially in light of the recent military escalations by the Houthis aimed at undermining vital resources and the national economy, including the Al-Mokha port and maritime routes. He clarified that the escalation seeks to turn Yemeni land and critical infrastructure into tools within a regional project that extends beyond the country's borders. Al-Zindani emphasized that targeting ports threatens international trade and navigation. He confirmed that the government is implementing comprehensive deterrent measures, which include increasing military and security readiness, protecting infrastructure, and enhancing coordination with the Saudi-led coalition. The focus is on defending public institutions and preventing civilian facilities from being turned into hostages. Al-Zindani pointed out that restoring the state's sovereignty is the true solution for achieving sustainable peace, and that international and regional support is essential to enable the government to protect liberated areas and complete its control over all of Yemen. Finally, he issued a firm message to the Houthis and their supporters, asserting that Yemen will no longer serve as a platform for cross-border projects, and that a strong, sovereign state is the only way to achieve peace and stability.

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