Yemen Denounces Israeli Aggression, Cites Real Threat to Regional Stability
According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, the Yemeni Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a statement reacting to the recent Israeli regime’s crime in the southern suburb of Beirut, as reported by Al-Masirah news agency, citing Mehr News Agency.
The statement asserted that today’s aggression serves as further evidence that the Israeli occupation regime constitutes a real danger to security and stability in the region and the world.
The Yemeni Ministry of Foreign Affairs added that while the enemy speaks of signing a memorandum of understanding that includes a cessation of attacks on all fronts, including Lebanon, the Israeli regime targeted Beirut to impose its equation of rampant aggression, which it had pursued following the signing of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza.
The ministry noted that Netanyahu cannot undertake any foolish action without the green light from the United States. It further highlighted that the recent military escalations by the Zionists are not limited to Lebanon, but also encompass Gaza, the West Bank, and Syria.
Yemen Emphasizes Support for Somalia Against Israeli Regime’s Plots
In another section of its statement, the Yemeni Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasized the country’s support for Somalia against the plots of the Israeli regime.
In its initial reaction, the Yemeni Ministry of Foreign Affairs strongly condemned the visit of the “Somaliland” region’s leader to the occupied territories, stressing that shaking hands with Zionist war criminals is a shameful and unacceptable act.
The ministry, while declaring its full support for the Federal Government of Somalia, stated: “Yemen will stand with Somalia against the malicious Zionist project in the Horn of Africa and will confront these movements with all its might.”
The statement from the Yemeni Ministry of Foreign Affairs concluded: “The axis of jihad, resistance, and Al-Quds will never allow the equation of infringing upon the rights of nations, regardless of any challenges and pressures, to be implemented.”
