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Houthis Send Warning on Trump Middle East Visit
Houthis Send Warning on Trump Middle East Visit

Miami Herald

time13-05-2025

  • Politics
  • Miami Herald

Houthis Send Warning on Trump Middle East Visit

The Yemeni Houthi fighters have warned Arab states to be wary of any agreements with U.S. President Donald Trump as he visits the Middle East-Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Qatar-saying the United States has a consistent pattern of discarding its allies when circumstances change. Newsweek has contacted the White House and the Saudi and Emirati foreign ministries by email and the government of Qatar through its website contact form. The comments come days after an announcement halting the U.S. military campaign in Yemen and suspending Houthi attacks on American vessels. The Iran-backed Houthis have shown growing defiance despite more than nine weeks of airstrikes aimed at deterring attacks in the Red Sea and on Israel. The Houthis urged the rulers of Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Qatar to stand by the Palestinian cause and Arab people. "Abandon the wars against your own kin," Mohammed Ali Al-Houthi, a member of the Houthi-aligned Supreme Political Council wrote on X, formerly Twitter, ahead of Trump's visit. "As the martyred leader once foresaw and said: 'America, which abandoned the Shah, will abandon Israel, its clients, and its allies,'" he added, referring to the founder of the Houthi movement. The group, which has survived years of sustained bombardment by both Saudi and Emirati forces, previously warned Gulf countries of engaging in military campaigns alongside the U.S. or in defense of Israel. The U.S. military-having begun strikes on Houthi strongholds in Yemen in mid-March-planned to escalate its campaign with a series of targeted assassinations. The campaign, modeled on a recent Israeli operation against Hezbollah and with alleged backing from Saudi Arabia, was met with resistance from the UAE, according to The New York Times. The group declared that the truce agreement reached with Trump-mediated by Oman-excluded attacks on Israel, vowing escalation in retaliation for the war in Gaza. Israel has launched several airstrikes on Yemen, including Sana'a International Airport, in response to a Houthi missile attack on the Ben Gurion Airport. Mohammed Ali Al-Houthi, a member of the Houthi-aligned Supreme Political Council wrote on X, translated from Arabic: "Just before #Trump heads to #SaudiArabia, #Qatar, and the #UAE, we say to the rulers: Put your trust in God, stand by your central cause-Palestine-and by the Arab peoples. Abandon the wars against your own kin. As the martyred leader once foresaw and said: 'America, which abandoned the Shah, will abandon #Israel, its clients, and its allies.' We have seen the truth of his words with our own eyes." U.S. President Donald Trump said in the Oval Office last week, as quoted by the Associated Press: "They just don't want to fight. And we will honor that, and we will stop the bombings." The Emirati Foreign Ministry said on May 8: "The United Arab Emirates has welcomed the announcement by the Sultanate of Oman regarding an agreement to reach a ceasefire, which will enhance the protection of freedom of navigation and international trade in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden and promote opportunities for peaceful dialogue in Yemen to resolve regional conflicts." Trump, who landed in Saudi Arabia on Monday, is expected to hold high-level meetings there, in the UAE and in Qatar between Monday and Friday. Related Articles What Cracks in Trump-Netanyahu Ties Could Mean for US Support of IsraelCould Prescription Drug Costs Change for Medicare Users? Experts Weigh InTrump Slashes 'De Minimis' Tariff on China for Low Value PackagesRepublican Issues Warning Over Trump Official's Habeas Corpus Threat 2025 NEWSWEEK DIGITAL LLC.

Al-Houthi inspects damage caused by US-Saudi aggression at Sa'ada power plant
Al-Houthi inspects damage caused by US-Saudi aggression at Sa'ada power plant

Saba Yemen

time31-01-2025

  • Politics
  • Saba Yemen

Al-Houthi inspects damage caused by US-Saudi aggression at Sa'ada power plant

Sa'ada - Saba: Member of the Supreme Political Council Mohammed Ali Al-Houthi and the Minister of Electricity, Energy and Water Dr. Ali Saif were briefed on Friday on the extent of the damage to the national power plant in Sa'ada province after it was targeted by the US, Saudi and Emirati aggression during the past period and put it out of service. Al-Houthi and Dr. Ali Saif, along with Deputy Minister of Electricity, Energy and Water Adel Saleh Bader, listened to an explanation of the extent of the damage to the station, which used to feed the city of Sa'ada and parts of the neighboring districts with electricity with a capacity of nine megawatts, and the losses caused by the aggression raids on the station, estimated at three billion riyals. A meeting chaired by Supreme Political Member Mohammed Ali al-Houthi, which included the Minister of Electricity, Energy and Water and his deputy, the Secretary General of the Provincial Local Council Mohammed al-Emad, the Deputy Governor Mohammed Baydan, and members of the local councils in the two districts, discussed the needs of Sa'ada and Saqin districts for electricity, water and sanitation projects. "We reaffirm that what was targeted by the US, Saudi, Emirati and British aggression in our country did not deter us from confronting injustice, tyranny and terrorism, this is terrorism itself, and we say to Trump and his current administration, you were previously the one who bombed the station and did not affect the course of our movement in the face of global tyranny and arrogance," he said. "We stood by Gaza, and what happened in Gaza and the destruction in Gaza happened in Sa'ada and many Yemeni provinces," the Supreme Political Member added, stressing that the Yemeni people still carry today the pride, religion, faith and jihad in the way of God, launching and moving to confront the American and Zionist tyranny. The Minister of Electricity, Energy and Water and his deputy emphasized their keenness to visit the province and support local development efforts, especially electricity, water and sanitation projects, in order to alleviate the suffering of the people of the provin under the current conditions. They pointed out that electricity, energy and sanitation projects in Sa'ada governorate are prioritized as part of the Ministry of Electricity and Energy's plans for the current year and a practical translation of the program of the government of change and construction and the directives of the revolutionary and political leadership. For his part, the director of the local water and sanitation organization in the province, Engineer Mohammed Al-Sadi, reviewed the progress of work in the organization and its activities during the past period. He discussed the sewage project in the historic city of Sa'ada, and its importance in preserving the old city from the collapse of its buildings and historic houses. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print

Mohammed Ali Al-Houthi offers condolences, sympathy for martyrdom of leader Mohammed Al-Daif and his companions
Mohammed Ali Al-Houthi offers condolences, sympathy for martyrdom of leader Mohammed Al-Daif and his companions

Saba Yemen

time30-01-2025

  • Politics
  • Saba Yemen

Mohammed Ali Al-Houthi offers condolences, sympathy for martyrdom of leader Mohammed Al-Daif and his companions

Sana'a - Saba: Member of the Supreme Political Council Mohammed Ali Al-Houthi offered his deepest condolences and sympathy for the martyrdom of the great martyr of the nation, leader Mohammed Al-Daif, and his martyred companions. Mohammed Ali Al-Houthi said in a statement to the Yemeni News Agency (Saba), "It is not easy in a short post to summarize the virtues of the legendary leader and Palestinian symbol Mohammed Al-Daif, but we can only stand in respect and reverence for his struggle and great sacrifices for the sake of Palestine and defending its people." Whatsapp Telegram Email Print

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