"Saudi Arabia could not advance its objectives by attacking Yemen," pointed out the political analyst Rahimi.
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Beckoned to Saudi invasion to Yemen, the political analyst Morteza Rahimi in an exclusive interview with Taqrib News Agency (TNA) stressed, “The country could not fulfill none of its set aims.”
“Of course it’s true that the country formed a coalition against people of Yemen, perpetrating many a crime,” said the political analyst stressing it would be proven beyond a shadow of doubt that neither Ansarollah nor Yemeni people and the army would bow down to the tyrannical regime.
Former Iran envoy to Yemen beckoned to the fugitive former Yemeni president, Abd Rabbuh Mansour Hadi who tries to wrest the control of the country dismissing Saudi claims over humanitarian intervention.
The political analyst pointed to the resignation of Former Yemeni president, Abd Rabbuh Mansour Hadi after Shia Ansarullah revolutionaries seized the presidential palace in the capital, Sana’a. “He retook his resignation back with no approval from the parliament.”
“The political analyst highlighted the standing conflict and unsolved issues between Saudi Arabia and western countries, stressing, “Within a short time, we were witnessed to the conflict between Saudi Arbia which was gone to public.”
“The countries had these problems since long ago,” said the political commentator stressing they are more at odds comparing previous years.
It is noteworthy, Thousands of Yemeni people have once again flooded the streets of the capital, Sana’a, to denounce Saudi Arabia’s relentless military aggression against their country.
The protesters gathered in the Bab al-Yemen region in Sana’a on Friday to voice their outrage at Saudi’s airstrikes against their country as well as a recent decision by the United States to sell more arms to the Riyadh regime.
The rally was held as one person was killed and several others were injured in Saudi airstrikes on a neighborhood in the town of Khadir in southwestern province of Taizz on Friday.
Also on Friday, 10 civilians, including children, lost their lives and several others were injured during Saudi bombings on Sa’ada Province in northwest of Yemen.
