By Mutaher Al-Ashmouri
One of the American statements regarding Yemen says that the defeat of the “Houthi militias” will only be achieved through Yemeni forces on the ground. Of course, the “Yemeni forces on the ground” refers to groups of mercenaries, traitors, and collaborators, such as the so-called “legitimate” factions, ( Aden-based government ) .
Such a statement seems to me nothing more than an American tactic, the truth and consequences of which will become clear in coming events and developments, or it is simply a reflection of the harsh reality and the humiliation of US failures and setbacks in the Red Sea and the Arabian Gulf.
Therefore, I believe that the US does not genuinely or realistically trust in the influence of these mercenary, traitor, and collaborator groups, and the issue is nothing but a tactic or a way to avoid facing the reality of American impotence and failure.
Activating such a “tactic” and publicly endorsing the US and the Zionist entity’s support for the groups of traitors and mercenaries may have the goal of absolving the Saudi and Emirati regimes, in light of the expectation that Yemen’s response to these actions will inevitably be attacks on the energy sectors of both countries, which could ignite a fire that may spread to other nations.
Therefore, the announcement by the US and the Zionist entity that they are behind this activation may aim to distance the Saudi and Emirati regimes from being targeted by Yemen. However, this is unlikely and would be impossible for the US to accept.
If the US succeeded, under different circumstances, in imposing a ceasefire that the national side represented by Sana’a did not want, then it is impossible for the US and the Zionist entity to avoid Saudi and Emirati targets from being hit if they return to using mercenaries and reviving the failed slogans like “Coming, O Sana’a.”
And if you are among those who rejected the “booby-trapped” US ceasefire, I would say that the greater sin than accepting the US ceasefire is failing to strike Saudi Arabia and the UAE if they activate their tools of traitors and collaborators, with America and Israel directly behind them this time.
I am confident that the US will take direct action, along with its partners, to ensure that Saudi Arabia and the UAE are not targeted, and if reassurances or guarantees are obtained from Sana’a, mercenary and traitor groups will then be activated.
The US has been mediating, asking Iran not to respond to the assassination of “Haniyeh” in Iran, with the promise that, in return, it will work with the parties involved to stop the war on Gaza. Then, the US and the Zionists surprised us with the “Pagers War”, followed by the assassination of Hezbollah leaders, including Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah.
If Iran had not accepted this American trap and tactic, and responded to the Zionist entity, they would not have been able to assassinate Hezbollah leaders. Therefore, distancing Saudi Arabia and the UAE from Yemeni attacks is yet another American trap and tactic. From this perspective, we warn the revolutionary and political leadership in Sana’a against falling into such a “grave mistake” and the consequences and repercussions that would result from it.
I do not rule out that the US might push Iran, or even Russia and China, to obtain reassurances or guarantees from Sana’a not to target Saudi Arabia and the UAE if a new war is activated with mercenaries and traitors. Sana’a should not repeat the mistakes of Nasser before the 1967 war, nor Iran before the assassination of Hezbollah’s Secretary-General.
In any new war, the national and popular priority is to target Saudi Arabia and the UAE. In this regard, we should not accept any mediation or intermediaries, even if they come from Iran, Russia, or China.
I must say this to our revolutionary and political leadership that if they yield to any pressure on this matter, it will be a grave mistake, and the risks, whether immediate or in the future, are significant. I believe there’s no need to elaborate further or go into more depth on this matter!
