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Yemen's Houthi Leader Condemns Saudi Aggression and Siege

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The leader of Yemen's Houthi movement, Abdul-Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, has condemned the Saudi-led coalition's aggression and siege on Yemen. He accused Saudi Arabia of targeting Yemen's dignity, freedom, and independence, aiming to seize its national wealth and turn its people into an occupied nation. The Houthi leader also criticized the international community's silence on the humanitarian crisis in Yemen, which he described as the worst in the world. He called on the Yemeni people to remain steadfast in their resistance against the aggression and to continue their battle for dignity and honor.

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