🚨🇾🇪🇸🇦 — Yahya Saree the official spokesperson for the Yemeni Armed Forces:

What the Saudi aggression spokesperson just recounted is far worse than what the criminal Saudi enemy has been perpetrating against our country for the past twelve years, totaling more than 274,302 airstrikes in which they have committed all kinds of crimes and massacres. Since the resumption of hostilities and the escalation initiated by the Saudi enemy against our country, the Saudi enemy has launched more than 2,350 airstrikes and missile attacks. Those who attack our country should not expect us to salute them. We have repeatedly warned all airlines that Saudi airspace and airports are unsafe, with the exception of the holy airspace over Mecca and Medina. We reiterate this warning now. Our armed forces, by the grace of God Almighty, have the capability to respond in kind. Our operations are defensive, and we have every right to continue until the Saudi enemy ends its aggression and its blockade against our country.

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🇬🇧⚡️ — The head of the British Army, General Sir Roly Walker, stated that the UK’s political leaders will soon begin a “frank conversation” with the public about preparing for war.

He warned that citizens must be ready for sacrifices, give priority to defence and security, and play their part in supporting the armed forces.

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🇮🇷 Iran outlines way to resolve Hormuz crisis

A US military presence is the central source of insecurity in the Persian Gulf region, Iran’s Army spokesman Brigadier General Mohammad Akraminia said, as quoted by Iranian media.

Therefore, he suggested, if the US military were to withdraw from the region, the Strait of Hormuz would reopen, the global economy would improve and a new local collective security framework could be established with the help of other countries in the region.

💬And if the US troops won’t leave voluntarily, Iran will evict them, he added.

Akraminia also mentioned that Iran’s new operational plans, when implemented, could force US warships, which had already moved over 500 km away from the Iranian coast, to “retreat further and move away from the region.”

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