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Yemen’s Ansarullah Warns of Saudi Collapse as ‘Real War’ Looms

A senior Ansarullah official in Yemen stated that the real war has not yet begun and that a full-scale escalation of conflict could lead to the collapse of the Saudi royal family’s regime. He emphasized the fragility of Saudi Arabia’s oil-dependent governance structure.

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, a prominent member of the Ansarullah movement’s political bureau in Yemen, Hazam Al-Assad, has asserted that the Yemeni armed forces have not yet engaged in a full-scale conflict, and that a comprehensive escalation of hostilities could precipitate the collapse of the Saudi royal family’s rule. He further elaborated that the governmental structure of Saudi Arabia is inherently brittle, relying heavily on oil reserves. Al-Assad noted that the operations undertaken by the Yemeni armed forces carry significant implications, but they have deliberately refrained from initiating widespread intensification of the fighting. He pointed out that all commanders and officers directing the military aggression against Yemen are of Saudi nationality. Al-Assad added that the victories achieved by the Yemeni armed forces in the battles of the West Coast and Taiz province have exerted considerable pressure on Riyadh and even Washington. He reiterated that the Yemeni people are acting from a defensive posture and were not the instigators of the aggression. The ongoing development of military armaments in Yemen is described as a strategic, long-term, and continuous process.

©‌ Webangah News, Mehr News Agency

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