PNN – A member of the Political Bureau of Yemen’s Ansarallah movement emphasized that resolving the conflict with Saudi Arabia requires a cessation of aggression, the lifting of the blockade, and the fulfillment of Yemen’s demands.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network; Hussein al-Ezzi, a member of the Political Bureau of Yemen’s Ansarallah movement, stated in a social media post that Saudi Arabia could pave the way for resolving the conflict with Yemen and ending the war by taking three specific actions.
In his message, al-Ezzi identified the cessation of attacks against Yemen, the end of the blockade, and the fulfillment of the country’s demands as the three primary conditions for resolving the crisis and moving toward peace.
Addressing Saudi officials, he emphasized that the resolution of disputes with Yemen could be achieved without relying on Eastern or Western military alliances, and without the continued targeting of homes, marketplaces, and civilians.
Criticizing the heavy costs of the war and the support provided to armed groups, this member of the Ansarullah Political Bureau stated that continuing along a military path is not a solution to the crisis; rather, it risks leading to further failures, deepening concerns, and escalating regional dangers.
In the concluding part of his message, Al-Ezzi emphasized—in a firm tone—that fulfilling the conditions set forth by Sana’a represents the proposed path toward ending the conflict; otherwise, the confrontation will continue.