The September 21 Revolution secured our people’s freedom and independence, rooted in their faith-based identity and their liberation from American domination.
- The circumstances leading up to the September 21 Revolution revealed the urgent need for it, as our people had been deprived of their freedom and independence and subjected to foreign tutelage.
- Before the 21 September Revolution, foreign tutelage had reached into every aspect of national affairs, as ambassadors intervened across the full range of state institutions and sectors.
- The popular revolution restored the people’s dignity and upheld their faith-based sense of honour. It was not driven or sponsored by any external party.
- As long as the Americans seek to control our people and use our country as a platform for their military bases, the conflict with them and their proxies will continue.
- With American, British, and Zionist incitement, supervision, and participation, the Saudi regime launched a full-scale and unjustified aggression against our people.
- The Americans provided political cover for the crimes committed in Yemen and supplied the Saudi regime through major arms deals that contributed to the killing of our people.
- The Saudi regime revealed its Zionist character during the years of escalation in Yemen.
- These Saudi crimes were carried out in plain sight of the world, while most governments and regimes remained silent and issued no condemnation of the killing of thousands of women and children in Yemen.
- The suffering caused by the Saudi blockade became so severe that some of our people were forced to survive on leaves from trees.
The Saudi aggressor operates within the American, British, and Israeli orbit, acting as a subordinate with no independent agenda of its own.
- The Saudi aggressor made the wrong calculation when Yemen stood by Palestine as a humanitarian duty, counting on American, British, and Israeli attacks to destroy our people’s military infrastructure.
- Since the beginning of the aggression, the Saudi enemy has deprived our people of their oil and gas resources, preventing them from benefiting from their revenues to pay salaries and provide essential services.
- The enemies seek to take control of the Yemeni people’s resources and to turn all of the country’s strategic sites into military bases for themselves
- The crisis facing our people has reached the point where the enemy is preventing them from obtaining essential food. So is it reasonable to wait for the situation to become even more severe?!
- The damage caused by the aggression and blockade reflects the profound injustice suffered by our Yemeni people.
- We have a just cause and face a profound injustice—one of the greatest injustices suffered anywhere in the world. How can anyone then fault us for taking action against the aggression and blockade?!
- The Saudi enemy’s agenda is to target our people and to pursue an aggressive course across all fields.
The Saudi enemy mobilised tens of thousands to the desert of Al-Jawf, Mokha, the western coast, and Al-Bayda, and its proxies boasted that they were heading to overrun what remained of our country.
- American and Zionist experts are working side by side with the Saudi enemy.
- As a result of the effectiveness of the Yemeni position, the Saudi enemy sought to bring America and Israel into an all-out aggression alongside it, rather than limiting their participation to certain levels.
- Would the Turkish and Pakistani people accept the Saudi regime interfering in all their policies? And would the Gulf states accept this?
- By yesterday, the Saudi airstrikes had reached 760. If Pakistan and Turkey were subjected to this number of airstrikes, would they be fine with that?
- What the Saudi regime is seeking at this time is to push Turkey and Pakistan to wage aggression against our dear people and to bring in takfiris from Syria, at a time when Syria is being subjected to unrestricted violations.
- We advise Turkey and Pakistan not to become entangled with the Saudi enemy in pursuit of political and material gains.
- Many regimes remain silent and act only in misguided ways. Yet when Yemen retaliates, they react with outrage and cause an enormous commotion.
- We do not regard Mecca as a Saudi emirate. The Saudi regime has no exclusive authority over it and cannot use it as a stronghold against one country or another. Rather, it is an Islamic landmark, and we are responsible for upholding its sanctity and defending it.
- People should examine the crimes and violations of sanctity committed by the Saudi enemy when it occupied Mecca, including the offences it committed against Islamic landmarks and holy sites.
- The Saudi enemy treats holy sites as commercial assets and exploits their sanctity for political purposes, exerting influence that serves American, Israeli, and British interests.
- It was the Saudi enemy that presented the covering of the Ka'bah to the criminal Jew Jeffrey Epstein, allowing him to step on it with his shoes and use it in his satanic rituals.
- It is fitting for regimes to take an honourable stand alongside the Palestinian people, rather than alongside the Saudi regime, which collaborates with the Americans, the British, and the Israelis in conspiring against the Ummah.
- We seek fairness. We do not impose impossible conditions; rather, we say: Stop the aggression and end the blockade. Our demands are the legitimate rights of our people.
- The Ummah must strive for justice. We accept nothing less than the Saudi regime ending its aggression, blockade, and occupation of our country, and ceasing its interference with our national resources.
- Whenever the Palestinian people face a new phase of escalation, we will stand with them with greater commitment than we demonstrated during the operation of Al-Aqsa Flood.
- The 21 September revolution belongs to the Yemeni people. What is happening in Yemen does not concern any particular group. It is not a 'Houthi' issue; it is the mobilisation of a whole nation.
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