The aerial photos displayed by the Houthi war media pages included King Khalid Airport in Riyadh, King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah, King Fahd International Airport in Dammam, and the ports of Ras Tanura, Jizan, Jeddah, and King Abdullah.
On Sunday, the group’s leader, Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, threatened to meet every step taken by Saudi Arabia with a counter-step, adding: “Would you accept that all airports in Saudi Arabia be closed, that flights be cut off, and that ports be closed? We will set out to meet every step with a similar one, Riyadh airport with Sanaa airport, banks with banks… and so on: ports with ports.”
During a speech to his supporters on the occasion of the Hijri day, the leader of the Houthi group accused the United States of trying to implicate the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, “If you want to get involved, get involved, and try.”
Abdul-Malik Al-Houthi described the threat to move banks from the city of Sana’a as “a foolish, insane, stupid, criminal, aggressive, and illogical step that has never happened anywhere in the world, and no one is asking it of any country in the world.”
He added that the United States is pushing for this step because it knows that “it has a negative impact on the Yemeni people, which is harmful to Yemeni society in its living conditions, in its currency in circulation, in the reality of prices, and other things, and in commercial activity, and what is related to it.”
TRT Arabic – Agencies
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