Abdul Salam: Maritime blockade against Saudi justified
The head of the Yemeni National Delegation, Muhammad Abdul-Salam, confirmed that the decision to impose a naval blockade on Saudi Arabia was a forced response to the Saudi regime's refusal to engage peacefully with Yemen’s legitimate and rightful demands. He explained that Yemen repeatedly called on Saudi Arabia to address the repercussions of the aggression and to respond positively to calls for peace, but Saudi Arabia continued to delay and ignore its responsibilities—especially after its recent assault on Sana'a Airport and its military statement that considered Yemen part of Saudi Arabia. This has led to further deepening of the blockade on Yemen and complications in the delivery of basic supplies. Abdul-Salam emphasized that the Yemeni people are conveying their message that they will not accept the continuation of the blockade, and that any escalation by Saudi Arabia will have repercussions. He stressed that Yemen’s goal is to lift the blockade on airports and ports, enable the country to benefit from its resources, open the file of prisoners, and address humanitarian conditions.
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