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Yemen Praises Saudi Stance on Houthis
Vice Chairman of the Yemeni Leadership Council, Abdullah Abdul Qader Alawi, viewed the international community's hesitation to classify the Houthi militia as a terrorist organization as one of the factors threatening Yemen's and the region's security. He emphasized that restoring state institutions and sovereignty, as well as protecting navigation security in the Bab al-Mandeb Strait, are critical priorities. He expressed appreciation for the Kingdom's stance and U.S. support in confronting the increasing maritime threats resulting from Iranian backing of the Houthis. He pointed out that the Houthi militia functions as a tool to execute the agendas of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard and obstruct peace and stability in the region. Alawi clarified that continued Iranian military support amplifies regional risks and endangers oil transit through the Red Sea. He called on the international community to adopt a decisive stance to halt the flow of weapons and equipment to the rebels, emphasizing that ending the coup and restoring the state are the only ways to secure maritime passages and maintain peace and stability in Yemen and the region.
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