PNN – A senior member of Yemen’s Ansarullah movement says that America has recently offered the Yemenis through the Omani mediator that if they stop their attacks in the Red Sea, the United States will recognize the National Salvation Government of Yemen.
According to Pakistan News Network, “Mohammed Al-Bakhiti”, a senior member of the Yemeni Ansarullah Movement’s political office, revealed that the country’s authorities have rejected the US proposal to stop attacks in the Red Sea in exchange for recognizing the National Salvation Government of Yemen.
Al-Bakhiti, who was interviewed by “Al-Arabi” channel on Monday night, said that after the speech of Seyyed Abdul Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, the leader of Yemen’s Ansarullah movement, during which he defined Yemen’s red lines for the Zionist regime, the United States sent a message to Yemen’s leadership through an Omani mediator.
This senior member of Ansarullah continued: “The content of this message was that America has warned all Arab and Islamic countries against participating in any military action against the Zionist regime in order to help Gaza. They told us that all countries have followed the orders of the United States.”
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Al-Bakhiti continued, Seyyed Abdul Malik’s answer was: “Go tell America to remove Yemen from the list of countries to which it dictates its decisions. We will not leave our brothers in Palestine alone and we will act immediately.”
The Red Sea has become a battleground between the United States and the Yemeni armed forces after the Yemenis announced their full support for the Palestinian people. In support of the Palestinian people, the Yemeni army does not allow any Israeli ship to cross the Red Sea and the Bab al-Mandab strait and go to occupied Palestine.
America, in support of Israel, recently attacked areas in Yemen during attacks, and the Yemeni army targeted an American ship in response to these attacks.
Earlier, “Al-Qahira Al-Akhbariya” network, by publishing satellite images of Eilat port in the south of occupied Palestine, announced that following the operations of the Yemeni army, this port has been emptied of ships for the first time and no cargo unloading is carried out.