Sana'a Warns Riyadh Over Sea Militarization
Sanaa demonstrates that the equation of "blockade by blockade" in the Red Sea is effective in countering the Saudi blockade on Yemen. It has succeeded in preventing Saudi commercial and oil ships from passing through the area, leading to increased shipping and insurance costs, a decline in oil exports, and reduced imports. Additionally, more than 16 ships have changed their routes, and attacks on violating tankers have intensified. Yemen is seeking to impose direct military deterrence against Saudi Arabia, supported by military responses and targeted strikes on contravening ships, with the aim of establishing a deterrent equation and solidifying its position in the face of aggression and escalation by Saudi Arabia—part of the American and Zionist plan to subjugate Yemen. These measures are a response to economic sanctions and a blockade that have been imposed for 12 years. Sanaa emphasizes that any militarization of the Red Sea will lead to instability and exert pressure on international navigation, as it continues to confront Saudi attempts to create new maritime alliances, which Sanaa views as tools serving the Zionist agenda.
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