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Al-Alimi Declares End of Houthi Threat
The article focused on the escalation of the political and military situation in Yemen, where the President of the Yemeni Presidential Leadership Council, Rashad Al-Alimi, affirmed that the policy of threats and blackmail pursued by the Houthi group has ended, and that the state will not allow the imposition of facts on the ground by force. He pointed out that the Houthis have turned the areas under their control into some of the most difficult regions to live in, and that the Yemeni government continues to implement reforms to strengthen its military and security capabilities. He also emphasized that the Yemeni armed forces have reached their highest levels of readiness to carry out an operation to restore the state and end the Houthi coup, calling for national unity and cautioning against involving young sons in an ill-considered battle. On the international front, the United Nations expressed concern over the Houthi threats to navigation in the Red Sea, noting that continued attacks could lead to regional escalation. The European Union confirmed the success of a maritime mission to protect over 2,000 commercial ships in the area. Additionally, Saudi Arabia condemned the Houthi allegations of a blockade on Yemen, clarifying that Yemeni ports received more than 300 ships during the first half of the year. Meanwhile, the international stance reflects increased pressure on the Houthis and growing threats to international maritime security in the region.
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