President congratulates Comoros President
President of the Supreme Political Council Mahdi al-Mashat on Saturday sent a congratulatory cable to President of the Federal Republic of the Comoros Ghazali Othman.
In the cable, al-Mashat congratulated Othman and the people of Comoros on the occasion of the country's celebration of its National Day.
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Is it a war of genocide or an attempt to liquidate the Palestinian cause? Mohammed Ali al-Houthi: It is terrorism in all its forms, and it is a crime of genocide, it is better to say it is a war of genocide than a war of genocide, because there is no war of genocide, but rather ongoing crimes of genocide. These crimes of genocide are being perpetrated deliberately and with clear American support and complicity, as well as European support from some European countries and clear European complicity. Russia Today: Despite the daily continuation of these Israeli massacres, there are currently indirect negotiations between Israel, on the one hand, and Hamas. How do you assess these negotiations? Mohammed Ali al-Houthi: First, we trust the negotiators from the factions, whether Hamas or others, who stand with Hamas, in their ability, in their knowledge of deception methods, and in their familiarity with the enemy's tactics. Because the enemy seeks gradual progress, given the enormous pressure and global outrage, it is trying to reduce this outrage. But today we tell it: All its methods are exposed, and it will fail, Allah willing. Russia Today: You, the Ansar Allah movement, are at the heart of the battle with Israel. Why did you decide to engage directly in a confrontation with Tel Aviv, despite the geographical distance? Mohammed Ali al-Houthi: This position is a humanitarian, Islamic, Arab, and fraternal one. This is our duty, and we must all move in this direction, the Yemeni position is an honorable one, and one that should not be questioned why. Russia Today: Does this mean you are engaged in an open naval war against Israeli shipping as long as the war and the blockade on Gaza continue? Mohammed Ali al-Houthi: As long as the blockade and aggression on Gaza continue, the position is clear, the position has been announced by the Leader of the Revolution—may Allah protect him—and by the armed forces. 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Mohammed Ali al-Houthi: The Yemeni Armed Forces' announcement that they would target anything heading to the occupied entity or the occupied territories will be dealt with, they worked to violate the announced decision to prevent these ships from reaching the ports of occupied Palestine, because it is considered complicity with the enemy in its crimes. Russia Today: The Red Sea is an international waterway. You are carrying out your operations in support of Gaza in this vital waterway, some accuse you of threatening international navigation. How do you respond to that? What is your position on the Western military presence in this region? Mohammed Ali al-Houthi: The ships passing through—and we have said in previous interviews—confirm the lies of the American-Israeli media campaign, and those who stand with them, that our operations in the Red Sea target navigation. 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