00:00In Germany, Ansarallah forces have warned Washington of a swift and painful response
00:05if the U.S. directly intervenes to support Saudi aggression.
00:09The warning comes after Saudi Arabia, an ally of Washington, requested support in response
00:16to the latest retaliatory strikes launched by Ansarallah forces against Rijad Airport,
00:22military bases in Khamis Mus'haid and Aramco oil infrastructure.
00:26The leadership in Sana'a has demanded that civilians evacuate Saudi energy facilities,
00:33declaring that U.S. involvement will trigger direct retaliation across the region.
00:38Having gained strategic control of the Bab al-Mandab Strait,
00:42the Ansarallah forces continue to challenge the Western-backed Saudi blockade
00:47and defend national sovereignty.
00:54If the United States becomes involved in the aggression against Yemen, we will not hesitate to respond.
01:00There will be a swift and painful response against the United States
01:04and all its interests in the region, wherever we can reach them.
01:09The goal of our military operations against oil facilities and airports,
01:14especially those located in Riyadh, is to send a message to Bin Salman
01:18he can no longer continue the aggression against Yemen from a safe position.
01:25The United Nations warns that escalating hostilities and severe road closures
01:30are worsening the humanitarian catastrophe in Yemen,
01:33displacing over 216,000 people since August.
01:37Critical blockades along key transit routes like the Thaisaden Road
01:42have triggered severe shortages of food, fuel and medical supplies,
01:46causing prices to skyrocket for civilian populations.
01:49United Nations Humanitarians report at least 54 civilians killed,
01:55half of them children,
01:57while drastic Western funding cuts forced the closure of 72 of safe spaces
02:02for displaced women.
02:04Eight agencies continue demanding to protect vulnerable communities across Yemen.
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