Foreign Ministry: No regional or global bloc can strip the Yemenis of their legitimate rights

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates affirmed that, instead of the Saudi regime’s confusion in seeking solutions to the predicament it has created for itself, it should move toward ending the blockade and all hostile activities in Yemen.

In a statement, the ministry said: “It would be more appropriate for this regime to seek alliances to save the oppressed Palestinians and protect Al-Aqsa Mosque from the Zionist enemy.”

The ministry reiterated that any Islamic bloc that does not make the Palestinian cause and confronting Israel its top priority would serve the enemies of the nation and be destined to fail.

The statement noted that buying loyalties and squandering the wealth of the land of the Two Holy Mosques would not grant the Saudi regime immunity from the crimes it has committed in Yemen, stressing that no regional or global bloc would be able to strip the Yemeni people of their legitimate rights.

The Foreign Ministry also stressed that there are no legitimate agreements granting any party the freedom to commit aggression or confiscate the rights of other countries, adding that the maximum benefit the head of the Saudi regime would gain from such events would be taking commemorative photographs.

It said the Republic of Yemen has made its decision and chosen to move forward in reclaiming all its legitimate rights, regardless of the scale of challenges or developments in events.

The ministry concluded its statement by saying: “Anything less than legitimate rights is humiliation, disgrace, and degradation — something Yemenis will not accept for themselves.”

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