Yemen Issues Grave Warning: Prepared for Action If Gaza Agreement Collapses

In a significant address commemorating the 62nd anniversary of the October 14 Revolution, Mahdi al-Mashat, head of Yemen’s Supreme Political Council, announced that the country’s military forces remain vigilant and prepared to act should there be any shortcomings in enforcing the agreement to cease hostilities in Gaza.

Al-Mashat emphasized Yemen’s vigilant observation of the ongoing situation, asserting that the sacrifices made by the Yemeni populace will only bolster their resolve and determination to uphold their rightful stance, regardless of the magnitude of the sacrifices involved.

Al-Mashat announced ongoing efforts to enhance and modernize military capacities across various sectors, aiming to equip forces to counter advanced military technologies employed by adversaries. He emphasized that this drive for military progress is essential for preparedness and establishing deterrence amid the intense aggressive assaults on the country and its people.

“We emphasize our commitment to staying vigilant and fully ready, continuing to closely and diligently monitor the implementation of the agreement to halt the aggression on Gaza and to ensure the delivery…”

**Saudi Arabia Receives Call and Cautionary Message on U.S. Involvement**

In a direct appeal to Saudi Arabia, al-Mashat called for a shift from de-escalation measures to a comprehensive resolution. He urged the cessation of “aggression, siege, and occupation” and advocated for the fulfillment of explicit peace conditions.

He characterized this as the crucial measure to prevent those who promote conflicts among the nation’s people for Israel’s benefit. In a sharp statement, he cautioned that America is leveraging regional tensions to serve Israeli interests.

**Support for the Region and Commendation for Allies**

Al-Mashat conveyed Yemen’s unwavering support for Lebanon and Syria amid what he described as “brutal Zionist aggression.” He stressed the importance of a united and strong Arab and Islamic response to counter what he referred to as the entity’s “arrogance.”

In his address, he lauded the dedication and sacrifices of those supporting the Palestinian cause, highlighting Hezbollah, “the free people of Iraq,” and the Islamic Republic of Iran. The speech also recognized international communities and movements that have responded to the situation in Gaza by cutting diplomatic relations with Israel or enforcing sanctions.