Sana'a - Sana
The spokesman for the Yemeni Armed Forces, Brigadier General Yahya Saree, called again for the need to end the Saudi aggression against the Yemenis and lift the siege on them.
"The operations of the Yemeni army and the popular committees against the forces of Saudi aggression and their mercenaries come within the framework of the legitimate response to their crimes against the Yemenis, and they will not stop until the end of this aggression and the lifting of the siege on Yemen and the noise we hear will not work," he said. The seventh of the aggression will witness the announcement of new missile systems, as some of these undeclared systems have been tested at home and in the depths of the aggression countries.
Saree said that the Yemeni missile force now possesses great and advanced expertise and is now working on developing each system separately.
Brigadier General Saree stressed that “the siege imposed by the aggression forces and their mercenaries on the Yemenis is a hostile military action that the armed forces deal with on this basis,” noting that “the siege has absolutely nothing to do with targeting the armed forces, but rather targeting the people to subjugate them, as is the case with a military attack.”
The spokesman for the Yemeni armed forces described the blockade imposed by the Saudi aggression coalition on Yemen as “a means of aggression and cannot be justified by allegations of preventing the arrival of weapons because these weapons are manufactured inside,” stressing that the Yemeni army’s military operations target the aggression only, whether on land or at sea, and did not target Any other goals, pointing out that the manufacture of drones in the traditional sense has not stopped, and the availability of several systems, and each system has several generations.
The Saudi regime and its mercenaries have continued their aggression against Yemen since March 26, 2015, which has left tens of thousands of victims and massive destruction of the infrastructure and economy for Yemenis, in addition to a humanitarian catastrophe.