Foreign Ministry condemns fallacies in EU council conclusions on Yemen
Sana'a - Saba:
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates condemned on Tuesday the fallacies contained in the European Union Council conclusions on Yemen.
In a statement, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs reiterated that those threatening regional peace and stability, global trade, and freedom of navigation are the usurping Zionist entity, which is committing unprecedented genocidal crimes in Gaza. The Ministry also reiterated the countries that have brought their ships and fleets from far and wide to the Red Sea and militarized it to protect the Zionist entity.
The Ministry stressed that the European Union should have exerted real pressure on the Zionist entity to halt the genocidal crimes it is committing in Gaza with American and European weapons and condemned the American-Zionist attacks on civilians and civilian objects in Yemen, instead of demanding an end to Yemeni attacks on the Zionist entity and claiming to protect human rights.
The Ministry also reiterated that the maritime ban is limited to the Zionist entity only, and came after the international community, including the European Union, failed to lift the blockade imposed on Gaza and halt the genocide crimes that have been ongoing for more than 19 months.
The statement explained that this Yemeni religious, humanitarian, and moral position is consistent with international humanitarian law, which emphasizes the need for all parties to this law to respect it and ensure its respect by others.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs also affirmed Yemen's commitment to the safety and security of the Red Sea and its categorical rejection of its militarization and the restriction of its protection to coastal states. It noted that the United States was the one obstructing peace efforts in Yemen after a roadmap was reached, due to Yemen's position on the aggression on Gaza.
The statement indicated that the deteriorating humanitarian situation in Yemen is the result of the aggression and blockade imposed on Yemen for ten years, which has created the worst man-made humanitarian crisis in history. It is also the politicization of humanitarian aid by many countries, including European countries, due to Yemen's support for the Palestinian people.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs concluded its statement by affirming the Republic of Yemen's continued support for Gaza, including by banning maritime and air navigation to the usurping Zionist entity until it ends its aggression and lifts its blockade of Gaza.
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