Abdul Muhammad Al-Thawr, the military advisor of the Houthi group, elaborated on the group's positions regarding potential American interventions in Yemen in an exclusive interview. He clearly stated that in the event of any military intervention by Washington in favor of Saudi Arabia, the Houthis would attack American interests in the Middle East. These statements were made at ١٤:٠٠ on Tuesday during an interview.
The Houthis' Red Line
Abdul Muhammad Al-Thawr emphasized in this interview that any American attempt to control the Bab al-Mandab Strait, which is considered a key strategic point for the Red Sea, would constitute crossing a "red line." This strait, as one of the important shipping routes, is of great significance for the global economy, and controlling it could have widespread effects on international trade.
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Consequences of Military Intervention
The military advisor of the Houthis also referred to the consequences of American military intervention, stating that this would not only escalate the conflicts in Yemen but could also lead to increased tensions in the Middle East. Al-Thawr emphasized that the Houthis are prepared to stand firmly against any military intervention and consider this action a serious threat to their national security.
These statements come as tensions in Yemen continue to rise, and clashes between Houthi forces and the Arab coalition led by Saudi Arabia persist. The Houthis have been engaged in a war with the Yemeni government and the Arab coalition since ٢٠١٤, which aims to restore the legitimate government to power.
Given these circumstances, the international community is deeply concerned about the potential consequences of any military intervention in Yemen. Analysts believe that further conflicts could lead to a broader humanitarian crisis and increase the need for international aid.
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