🇾🇪 | Breaking — Saudi Arabia escalates aggression after Iranian planes break its imposed siege:

Following the landing of an Iranian aircraft at Al Hodeidah Airport in Yemen, Saudi airstrikes targeted the runways of Sana’a International Airport.

The Yemeni Ministry of Transport (Sana’a government) stated that Saudi Arabia carried out multiple airstrikes against Sana’a Airport, describing them as a dangerous escalation. It said the repeated targeting of the airport, continued violations of Yemeni airspace, and Saudi insistence, backed by American and Israeli pressure, on maintaining the blockade of Yemeni airports and ports were acts of ongoing aggression. The ministry said the strikes were a deliberate attempt to deprive thousands of patients and travelers of their most basic rights and called on the United Nations, the international community, and humanitarian organizations to assume responsibility for ending the blockade imposed on Yemen for more than ten years. It added that the latest attack came after clear warnings from the Yemeni armed forces, backed by popular demonstrations and tribal gatherings, and declared that the Saudi aggression would not go unpunished, stating that Saudi Arabia and its American backers should understand that the era of guardianship over Yemen is over.

Reports also stated that Zayed Military City in the UAE was targeted, (origin is unconfirmed) while the Yemeni Ministry of Foreign Affairs declared that Yemen would enter a new phase to fully reclaim its rights and warned that the Saudi regime had placed itself in a major strategic predicament for which it would pay a heavy price.

Another aircraft carrying an Ansar Allah delegation landed safely at Al Hodeidah Airport. Ansar Allah Political Bureau member Hizam Assad stated, “The plane landed safely, the delegation arrived, and the siege was broken by force. The people of Yemen have prevailed.” According to unconfirmed reports, Saudi fighter jets subsequently bombed the runway at Al Hodeidah Airport in an attempt to prevent an Iranian aircraft from landing. Reports also indicate that the alert level has been raised at all airports across Saudi Arabia.

The tensions escalated when the first Iranian aircraft departed Yemen carrying an Ansar Allah delegation to attend the funeral rites of Imam Ali Khamenei in Iran. According to reports, Saudi Arabia attempted to target the aircraft, but Ansar Allah’s air defenses forced the Saudi fighter jets to withdraw. Now, with the delegation returning to Yemen, the situation has taken on the appearance of a potential war scenario. Saudi-backed proxy forces have begun issuing statements opposing the landing of Iranian aircraft, further heightening tensions and raising concerns that the confrontation could expand in the coming days.

It is becoming increasingly clear that further rounds of fighting are likely. Ansar Allah may seek to use this opportunity to push back against the Saudi Arabia and UAE-backed forces it has long fought, potentially opening a new front in the wider regional war. Whether this materializes will depend on developments in the coming days.

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🇾🇪 | Official statement by the spokesperson for Ansar Allah, Muhammad Abdul Salam:

In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful

Without any justification, the Saudi regime has carried out a series of airstrikes on Sana’a International Airport, in a blatant violation of the sovereignty of the Republic of Yemen and a major breach of the 2022 truce.

This brutal and direct act of Saudi military aggression against a sovereign facility such as Sana’a International Airport is a continuation of the aggression it began by targeting the same facility in 2015. It reveals the true intentions of the Saudi regime: that it is behind the blockade imposed on Yemen and that it is an aggressive regime which does not believe in peace with its Yemeni neighbor. Rather, it seeks a subordinate neighbor with no independent decision-making, independence, or sovereignty.

Since the truce agreement, the Saudi regime has been urged to swiftly implement the roadmap. However, it has continued to procrastinate, rejecting all solutions aimed at reopening Sana’a International Airport, while also refusing to move forward in fulfilling its responsibilities and meeting its obligations under the peace process.

Therefore, we hold the Saudi regime fully responsible for this renewed aggression. It will not go unanswered, as defending oneself, one’s country, and one’s people is a religious, national, moral, and humanitarian duty, as well as a legitimate right recognized under Islamic law and international law. The aggressor bears the greatest injustice.

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🇾🇪 | Yahya Saree, spokesperson for Yemen’s Ansar Allah:

In an act of unjust and ruthless aggression, the criminal Saudi enemy targeted Sana’a International Airport with a series of airstrikes. By doing so, they have ended the de-escalation phase and will bear full responsibility for the consequences of their aggression. We affirm that this attack will not go unanswered and will not pass without a response.

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🇮🇷 | Updates (past hours):

1. Hostile Aircraft Downed Over Bandar Abbas

Iranian air defense forces reported intercepting and destroying a hostile American Lockheed aircraft over Bandar Abbas County, near Hajiabad. Military officials stated that air defense units remain on full alert and continue to monitor southern Iranian airspace.

2. Mahshahr Attack

According to Khuzestan’s Deputy Governor for Security and Law Enforcement, one guard was killed and four others were wounded after an American airstrike struck an agricultural water pumping station near Mahshahr. Officials also denied reports of any explosion at the Shalamcheh-Khorramshahr border terminal.

3. Claimed Strikes on U.S. Military Facilities

Iranian reports claimed that recent strikes targeted multiple components of the U.S. military network across the region, including radar systems, command centers, missile support infrastructure, fuel storage sites, air defense systems, drone facilities, and logistics hubs in Bahrain, Oman, Kuwait, and Jordan.

4. Na’in Military Headquarters

The Deputy Governor of Isfahan for Security Affairs stated that an American attack on a military headquarters in Na’in district resulted in one fatality and seven injuries.

5. Abadan Attack

Khuzestan provincial authorities reported that at least one person was injured during an American strike on the city of Abadan in southwestern Iran. Officials later said three locations in Abadan were targeted during the attack.

6. Jam, Bushehr

Reports also indicated that the city of Jam in Bushehr Province was targeted. No casualty figures or damage assessment were immediately released.

7. Hendijan Water Facility

The CEO of the Khuzestan Water and Power Organization stated that an American strike hit the RMD drainage pumping station near Hendijan, between Mahshahr and Hendijan. One employee, Shaker Mohiseni, was martyred, while another was injured. Officials said the facility is critical for agricultural irrigation and drainage, and described the attack on civilian infrastructure and its workers as a violation of humanitarian principles and international law.

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📌 | Sana’a’s decision to confront the Saudi blockade at this stage follows two parallel tracks:

First: It is shaped by the regional balance established by its ally, Tehran, on both the military and political levels in its confrontation with Washington and its allies. This is expected to influence the internal Yemeni situation, making it one of the key arenas of confrontation awaiting either resolution or settlement.

Second: It forms part of the pressure Sana’a intends to exert on countries participating in, or supporting, the American-Israeli aggression against the region. In this context, the pressure extends across multiple fronts, including Lebanon.

Time will tell!

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🟦 | Khatm al-Anbiya HQ

Spokesperson for the Central Headquarters of Hazrat Khatm al-Anbiya:

America’s repeated actions and interference in the management of the Strait of Hormuz have seriously jeopardized regional security, international trade, and the safe passage of oil tankers and commercial vessels. Unfortunately, the cooperation of some regional countries has also increased the risk of the war spreading throughout the region. Accordingly, it is announced:

Following previous warnings, we will not and shall not allow America to interfere in the management of the Strait of Hormuz.

The Armed Forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran will respond firmly to any disruption or threat to the passage of commercial vessels and oil tankers by the aggressive and piratical American military operating outside the designated Iranian route and without the authorization of the Iranian Armed Forces. The actions carried out by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and the Army of the Islamic Republic of Iran in recent days demonstrate this resolve.

The leaders of regional countries are warned that any cooperation with America or logistical support for its military will be regarded as an act of war against Iran’s sovereignty and national security. If the war expands across the region, its consequences will affect all regional countries.

Responsibility for any insecurity and the expansion of the conflict in the region lies with America and the countries that cooperate with its military.

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🏴‍☠️ | Americans are returning with a huge wave against Iran. Thank you, Araghchi, Qalibaf, and your worshippers, for dragging and pushing Iran from aggression to a ceasefire, and then from a ceasefire back to aggression. This unending loophole will not only destroy Iran but also weaken the entire region.

This repeated cycle will have grave consequences, which these propaganda officials do not want to understand, as they impose their will over the Leader and the nation instead of confronting the strategic realities on the ground. If these cycles continue without being addressed, Iran will grow weaker with every repetition, while its adversaries gain more time to regroup, reorganize, and prepare for the next phase.

It is urgent to reveal what you have talked about, and are still talking about, with the Americans, and where you are taking Iran and the region. The naval blockade is already ahead. The aggression is ongoing, destruction is coming, and yes, attempts to invade the islands are also possible. Every delay in preparing for these scenarios only increases the risks and raises the costs that the nation may have to bear.

This endless cycle of escalation, temporary de-escalation, and renewed escalation cannot continue indefinitely. Strategic ambiguity and the absence of transparency only deepen uncertainty and weaken public confidence. Decisions made today will shape the security of the country and the entire region for years to come.

This cycle must be broken before everything is lost irreversibly. Every passing day makes reversing the damage more difficult. The nation deserves clarity about its direction, its strategy, and the objectives behind every major decision that affects its future.

The martyred Leader once reprimanded them, saying: “Do not wait for the enemy to come to your door and attack you. It is better to go and confront them before they attack you.” Yet today, all of you remain silent about the very revenge you once spoke of.

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🇮🇷 | “Khomeini-ye Javan” (Young Khomeini), referring to Sayyid Ali Khomeini following his speech in Qom criticizing the policy of the negotiators, and “Ya Lisarat Imam Khamenei” (“O avengers of Imam Khamenei”) are currently trending in Iran.

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🇾🇪 | The map shows the current situation in Yemen. The green area is under the control of Ansar Allah. The red area is controlled by the parasitical proxies of the Yemeni government and the Presidential Leadership Council, while the purple area is under the control of the National Resistance, an Israel-backed Arab nationalist group fighting against Ansar Allah and the Axis of Resistance.

Before last winter, there was also a self-proclaimed administration in southwestern Yemen led by the Southern Transitional Council (STC), a separatist group supported by the UAE that controlled Aden and parts of the southern coast. According to these claims, last winter the parasital Yemeni army launched a major operation, defeated the group, and retook control of Aden and the entire southern coastal strip.

It is also claimed that the parasital Yemeni government, in coordination with Saudi Arabia, is now preparing a large-scale operation against Ansar Allah with the aim of retaking the entire country.

Anyways, Saudi Arabia has its final hours to decide whether to fall into this whirlpool of unending war. Knowing that Saudi Arabian assets will not be spared if it restarts the bombing of Yemen.

Any renewed military intervention risks opening another prolonged phase of war, with consequences extending far beyond Yemen’s borders. The experience of previous years has shown that escalation only invites further escalation, while regional military and economic infrastructure could become increasingly exposed to retaliatory actions. The security of maritime routes, energy facilities, military installations, and strategic infrastructure may all come under greater pressure if the conflict expands.

If Riyadh chooses to re-enter the war directly, it should be prepared for a conflict that may prove far more costly and complex than before or even destructive.

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🇾🇪 | “Retribution for retribution, blockade for blockade, airport for airport.”

This was one of the slogans chanted by Yemenis in Hajjah during a demonstration condemning the Saudi attack on Sana’a International Airport and calling for a response.

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