Yemeni Minister: Al-Houthi is in a “political coma” and his fate will not be different from the rest of the Iranian militias in the region

Minister of Information, Culture and Tourism, Muammar Al-Eryani, said, "The so-called Abdul-Malik Al-Houthi came out of his cave with a weak, confused and tense speech, in a miserable attempt to terrorize the Yemenis and portray his Iranian militias as an invincible force."

Muammar Al-Eryani added in a press statement, "This speech confirms once again that the leader of the Houthi militia is living in a state of political coma, does not see what is happening around him, and does not realize the magnitude of the earthquake that struck the region and led to the collapse of the Iranian expansionist project, for which human, political, media, economic, military and religious capabilities were harnessed over four decades, and its repercussions on Yemen will certainly come."

Al-Eryani pointed out that instead of admitting his mistakes and sins, apologizing and looking for a way out for himself and his gangs, Abdul-Malik al-Houthi came out to threaten the Yemenis again with shedding their blood, repeating the words of threats and intimidation that Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of the Hezbollah militia, had previously used against the Lebanese and the Lebanese political forces, asking: Didn’t Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of the Hezbollah militia, repeat the same words and threats? Where is he today? And where is that “great power” that he promised?!

Al-Eryani stressed that this miserable speech reflects a reality rooted in the extremist and violent mentality promoted by the Tehran axis, and shows the extent of the Houthis’ identification with the Iranian project that destabilizes security and stability in the region. He added, “What the Houthis are going through today is merely an echo of what Nasrallah and other leaders of the Iranian-backed militias went through.”

Al-Eryani noted that some were expecting the militia leader, after the fall of the Persian axis and the humiliating defeat of Iran in Syria, which represented the backbone of its expansionist project in the region, and Hezbollah its first line of defense, to come out with a rational speech apologizing to the Yemenis for the coup that ignited the fire of war, and for the river of blood, destruction and devastation it left behind, and for the crimes and violations it committed against them over the past years.

Al-Eryani continued, "Abdulmalik Al-Houthi must know that the hour of salvation has drawn near. The Yemenis, who have suffered woes for a decade, whose blood has been shed, whose money has been looted, whose honor has been violated, and who have witnessed with their own eyes the worst types of torture and violations in secret detention centers, are more determined than ever to liberate their homeland from the grip of his fascist militias. They will not miss this historic moment, and they will sacrifice their most precious possessions to liberate their homeland and preserve their national and Arab identity."

Al-Eryani stressed that the future holds victory for the honorable sons of Yemen, and that the days are pregnant with pleasant surprises, and the fate of the Houthi militia will not be different from the rest of the Iranian militias in the region.

He pointed out that Yemen will only be part of its Arab surroundings, and will continue to resist and confront injustice, tyranny and domination until it regains its freedom and sovereignty, no matter the sacrifices it costs. The Yemeni people, who have paid and continue to pay heavy prices in the battle for survival, will not hesitate to pay more sacrifices to restore their homeland as a free, independent country free from the destructive Iranian influence, and to achieve victory, liberation and dignity.

Saba Net