Mohamed Abdul-Salam on Sana'a Airport Closure
The article discussed the aggressive raid targeting Sana'a International Airport, emphasizing that it serves as a reminder of Saudi Arabia's continued determination to keep the airport closed, allowing its reopening only with their approval and a royal permit. The head of the national delegation explained that these measures resemble Israel's aggressive practices and indicate that Saudi Arabia has imposed a blockade on Yemen for eight years, seeking to compensate for its losses through economic embargoes. He warned that if Saudi Arabia persists in its stance, it could lead to severe consequences for its security and economy, and that the Yemeni people will continue their struggle to defend their rights.
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