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[00:00:00] stubbornness and their rejection of
[00:00:03] peace efforts. He affirmed the government's commitment to providing
[00:00:06] the necessary facilities and accelerating response procedures for the work of
[00:00:10] humanitarian organizations. For his part, the United Nations
[00:00:18] and under the title legitimacy. To refute High Commissioner for Refugee Affairs affirmed the Commission's interest in the Yemeni file and its repercussions, stressing
[00:00:20] project, we note the following: the endeavor to intensify the Commission's field presence
[00:00:24] and indicated the Commission's intention to proceed with the procedures
[00:00:27] of nominating and appointing a new representative to head its
[00:00:31] office in Yemen.
[00:00:35] Our country's ambassador to the Federal Republic of Austria,
[00:00:38] Haitham Shujaa al-Din, informed Austrian Prime Minister's
[00:00:41] Advisor Peter
[00:00:44] Launsky about the latest developments of the Yemen Dawn operation, which
[00:00:48] attack on King Khalid was announced by His Excellency the President of the Presidential Leadership Council
[00:00:51] within the framework of efforts to restore
[00:00:53] in the death of 12 state institutions and end the coup of the terrorist Houthi militias.
[00:00:57] in Iran. Fourth, Our country's ambassador to the Federal Republic of Austria,
[00:01:01] Haitham Shujaa al-Din, informed Austrian Prime Minister's
[00:01:04] Advisor Peter
[00:01:07] Launsky about the latest developments of the Yemen Dawn operation, which
[00:01:10] was announced by His Excellency the President of the Presidential Leadership Council
[00:01:14] within the framework of efforts to restore state institutions and end the coup of the terrorist Houthi militias. The Chinese
[00:01:18] Foreign Ministry monitored the developments
[00:01:21] of the situation in Yemen and the latest developments of
[00:01:24] the Houthi military escalation. Ambassador Al-Maitami indicated in the meeting
[00:01:28] that the announcement of the President of the Leadership Council to launch the Yemen
[00:01:32] Dawn operation aims to end the coup of the terrorist
[00:01:35] Houthi militias, praising the position of the Coalition to Support
[00:01:38] Legitimacy in Yemen led by the Kingdom of Saudi
[00:01:42] Arabia and its support for the government,
[00:01:45] noting the continued Iranian interventions and its military
[00:01:48] support for the Houthi militias, and the threat this poses to the security
[00:01:52] of Yemen and the stability of the region and international navigation.
[00:01:55] Al-Maitami stressed the importance for the international community,
[00:01:59] foremost among them China, to play a more effective role
[00:02:02] in supporting the legitimate government. For his part, the Chinese official
[00:02:07] and support its affirmed his country's supportive stance for Yemen's sovereignty, unity, and territorial integrity,
[00:02:11] and Beijing's keenness to achieve security and stability
[00:02:13] in Yemen and the region, and its readiness
[00:02:16] to provide humanitarian
[00:02:17] and development assistance.
[00:02:22] and humanitarian needs For those who missed the details of the news bulletin,
[00:02:23] here's a reminder of the main headlines.
[00:02:28] The armed forces carried out
[00:02:34] a price that does not 1879 precise targeting operations and neutralized 950 Houthi elements.
[00:02:50] The coalition announced the interception and destruction of
[00:02:53] a ballistic missile launched by the terrorist Houthi militia towards Khamis Mushait
[00:02:57] and a drone in the Eastern Region.
[00:03:07] The Ministry of Interior announced the arrest of terrorist Houthi cells
[00:03:11] in Aden, Lahj,
[00:03:12] and Abyan.
[00:03:32] Now, dear viewers,
[00:03:34] in the face of the Houthis,
[00:04:03] mobilization at a time when
[00:04:12] And today, after all
[00:04:22] and a front that does
[00:04:28] and strengthen the steadfastness
[00:04:33] From Taiz, which demands and humanitarian an end to its suffering,
[00:04:37] to airports facing the threat of danger, and from
[00:04:40] field transformations to the battle of awareness and the cost
[00:04:45] bearing the burdens of war, of war on humanity, the files of this episode are numerous
[00:04:48] and converge on a right that transcends the limits
[00:04:51] of confrontation: restoring
[00:04:54] who have presented the state, protecting people, and preserving stability. Dear viewers, welcome to the press
[00:04:58] briefing.
[00:05:03] From field transformations to the battle of awareness and the cost of war on
[00:05:06] humanity, the files
[00:05:08] which is the battle of awareness of this episode are numerous and converge on
[00:05:11] a right that transcends the limits of confrontation: restoring
[00:05:14] the state, protecting people, and preserving stability. Dear
[00:05:18] viewers, welcome to the press
[00:05:20] briefing.
[00:05:25] Houthi on civilians and the security of the region and air
[00:05:29] and sea navigation, directing the completion of documenting the attack on
[00:05:32] Aden airport and submitting its file
[00:05:35] to or submitting its file to the competent international bodies.
[00:05:39] The Council approved a draft law
[00:05:43] regarding classifying the Houthi militia as a terrorist organization
[00:05:46] and criminalizing its activities and funding, directing
[00:05:50] the completion of the necessary legal procedures for its ratification.
[00:05:54] It also stressed raising security and military
[00:05:56] readiness, providing for the needs of the forces,
[00:06:00] protecting civilians and facilities, and ensuring the continuity
[00:06:03] of services. The Council commended the support of Saudi
[00:06:07] Arabia and the Coalition to Support Legitimacy, stressing the interdependence
[00:06:10] of the security of Yemen and the Kingdom and calling on the international
[00:06:13] community and the Security Council to condemn the attacks
[00:06:17] and hold those responsible accountable, renewing the opening
[00:06:20] of the door for return to the homeland for those who were deceived
[00:06:24] according to the general amnesty, and also praised the facilities
[00:06:27] directed by the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques to grant
[00:06:30] them to Yemenis residing in the Kingdom
[00:06:33] illegally. Another local headline: The Ministry of Interior
[00:06:37] announced the arrest of Houthi cells in Aden, Lahj, and Abyan
[00:06:40] and the foiling of terrorist plots. The Ministry of Interior announced
[00:06:43] the arrest and dismantling of cells linked to the terrorist
[00:06:47] Houthi militia in Aden, Lahj, and Abyan during last September,
[00:06:50] saying that they were planning to target security and military leaders, vital facilities,
[00:06:54] military reinforcements, and supply lines. The Minister of Interior,
[00:06:58] Major General Ibrahim Haydan, explained during a press
[00:07:01] conference in Aden that the most prominent of these cells was a network
[00:07:05] of 18 elements arrested in Lahj at the end of September,
[00:07:08] along with a women's cell in the governorate and a cell
[00:07:12] of two people in Lauder district in Abyan. He added that the security
[00:07:16] forces arrested one of the elements in Dar Saad district
[00:07:19] in Aden with explosive devices, while investigations
[00:07:23] revealed that the network's elements received training
[00:07:26] in monitoring, bombing, and planting explosive devices.
[00:07:29] The Minister of Interior confirmed that these operations come
[00:07:33] within the efforts to secure the internal front and foil
[00:07:36] plots that target security and stability, stressing
[00:07:40] the strengthening of vigilance and security coordination
[00:07:44] and praising Saudi support for the security sector. In a related
[00:07:47] context, the Governor of Aden, Abdul Rahman Al-Sheikh,
[00:07:51] referred to the establishment of 800 tents to receive
[00:07:54] about 7,000 displaced people within half
[00:07:57] a month as part of the humanitarian measures taken to deal
[00:08:00] with the wave of displacement. From Asharq Al-Awsat newspaper:
[00:08:04] Photos of Houthi militia killed turn into a booming
[00:08:07] trade in Sana'a. Escalating mobilization spending
[00:08:11] is met with deteriorating living conditions. Sources
[00:08:14] working in photography in Sana'a revealed an increase
[00:08:18] in demand for printing photos of those killed
[00:08:21] by the Houthi militia with the increasing number
[00:08:25] of funeral ceremonies and mobilization events in areas under its
[00:08:28] control, which led the militia to expand printing operations
[00:08:32] and resort or resort to private
[00:08:35] studios to meet the increasing demands. The journalistic
[00:08:38] sources told Asharq Al-Awsat that thousands of photos
[00:08:41] were prepared in various sizes for use in funeral
[00:08:44] ceremonies and hanging them in streets and squares,
[00:08:48] pointing to the expenditure of millions of riyals
[00:08:51] on these works during the recent period. The spread
[00:08:54] of the photos caused dissatisfaction among a number of residents
[00:08:58] amid questions about the aspects of spending and the conditions of the families of the killed
[00:09:02] and their living needs after losing their children.
[00:09:05] Observers believe that the use of photos of the killed
[00:09:09] in streets and events goes beyond funeral ceremonies
[00:09:11] to reinforce military
[00:09:15] living conditions are deteriorating and the burdens
[00:09:18] on the population and families of the killed
[00:09:22] are increasing. For events, what is apparent and what is
[00:09:25] behind it are questions that facts alone do not
[00:09:28] settle. Who directs awareness and how does
[00:09:49] and analysis in opinion articles and writers. Stay
[00:09:52] with us. Dr. Mohamed Bin Mousa Al-Ameri wrote an
[00:09:56] article titled "The Battle of Awareness in Yemen" in which
[00:10:00] he said: "At a time when our Yemeni people are fighting
[00:10:03] the battle for salvation from the Iranian-backed
[00:10:07] Houthi project on the battlefield, there is another very important battle that
[00:10:11] coincides with the arenas of confrontation that the heroes
[00:10:14] of the Yemeni armed forces are waging in their various
[00:10:18] military formations,
[00:10:21] that must be present. I will refer to an aspect
[00:10:25] of Houthi deception as it wages its aggression
[00:10:28] against the Yemeni people. The Houthis repeatedly
[00:10:31] promote talk about violating sovereignty and that
[00:10:35] Saudi Arabia intervened in Yemen and supported
[00:10:39] these claims promoted by the mouthpieces
[00:10:43] of the Safavid Iranian First, Saudi Arabia
[00:10:47] came after the Houthi rebellion and their coup
[00:10:50] at the request of the legitimate elected president, while
[00:10:53] the Houthis brought Iran without legal
[00:10:56] or legitimate capacity. Second, Saudi Arabia
[00:11:00] is a neighboring Arab, Islamic, Sunni country
[00:11:03] with which we have common interests, while Iran
[00:11:07] is the opposite of all that. Third, millions
[00:11:09] of Yemenis work in Saudi Arabia and support
[00:11:13] three times their number inside Yemen and support
[00:11:16] the economy with financial remittances, while there
[00:11:19] is nothing of that
[00:11:22] Saudi Arabia did nothing of what Iran did
[00:11:26] in its intervention in Arab countries.
[00:11:30] Fifth, Saudi Arabia has provided and continues
[00:11:33] to provide for the Yemeni people, while Iran
[00:11:36] has exported to us aggression and terrorism
[00:11:40] militias and various drones to kill hundreds of thousands of the Yemeni
[00:11:44] people, injure as many, and displace
[00:11:47] millions, as well as ballistic missiles
[00:11:51] and mines. So learn, O people of understanding.
[00:11:54] Another article titled "Humanity First:
[00:11:58] The Word in Times of Crises" by Donia Al-Khamri
[00:12:01] stated: "In times of crises, the word
[00:12:04] is no longer merely a means to describe
[00:12:08] what is happening, but becomes part
[00:12:11] of the human scene itself. It conveys
[00:12:15] pain, reveals need, and gives people space to be
[00:12:19] heard amidst the din of events. In the land
[00:12:22] of Yemen, where developments unfold and their repercussions
[00:12:26] affect people's lives, the crisis
[00:12:30] is not measured only by what is happening
[00:12:33] on the battlefield, but also by the impact
[00:12:36] it leaves on human lives. Families are displaced
[00:12:40] in search of safety, children's lives are changed,
[00:12:44] families lose their livelihoods,
[00:12:47] expand as the suffering prolongs. Behind every
[00:12:50] military or political development, there are people
[00:12:54] who pay with their lives and stability
[00:12:59] always appear in the headlines. Here lies the importance
[00:13:02] of the word: to see the human before the event and to
[00:13:06] place suffering in its true context, away
[00:13:09] from exaggerating numbers and fleeting headlines.
[00:13:12] And because what is said today will remain part
[00:13:15] of the memory of this stage, it is our responsibility
[00:13:19] that the word be truthful without embellishment,
[00:13:23] compassionate without
[00:13:25] exaggeration, and professional without losing its
[00:13:28] human
[00:13:30] sense. In times of crises, events may pass quickly,
[00:13:33] but the impact of the word remains, either to preserve
[00:13:37] human voice and dignity or to increase the burden
[00:13:40] of what they are experiencing. From awareness that confronts
[00:13:43] deception to the word that preserves humanity's
[00:13:46] place, writing remains an attempt to understand
[00:13:50] what is behind the event rather than just observing
[00:13:53] what appears from it.
[00:13:57] we move to the world of social media. When
[00:14:00] the suffering of a city turns into a call
[00:14:04] that echoes beyond
[00:14:20] its walls, the question becomes: how does the echo
[00:14:24] of words actually reach? Taiz is at the heart of this
[00:14:27] question today, with its siege carrying
[00:14:31] national and humanitarian dimensions. Here are the most
[00:14:34] prominent reactions: Dear viewers, we start
[00:14:38] with Taiz's national and humanitarian call.
[00:14:41] Information Minister Maamar al-Eryani
[00:14:44] calls for transforming solidarity with the governorate
[00:14:48] into practical steps to protect civilians
[00:14:53] of its people, saying: "Taiz's national
[00:14:58] call, launched by the governor of the governorate,
[00:15:01] His Excellency Professor Nabil Shamsan,
[00:15:04] expresses a national responsibility that
[00:15:08] calls for concerted official and popular efforts
[00:15:11] and unified energies to protect civilians
[00:15:14] and strengthen the steadfastness of the people of Taiz
[00:15:19] an exceptional model of steadfastness and defense
[00:15:23] of the republic, dignity,
[00:15:26] and freedom. This call deserves a broad national
[00:15:28] response that translates solidarity with Taiz
[00:15:31] into practical stances and steps and confirms
[00:15:34] that Taiz is not the cause of a governorate alone,
[00:15:38] but the cause of an entire nation, and that ending
[00:15:42] its siege and the suffering of its people is a national
[00:15:44] and humanitarian responsibility that
[00:15:48] cannot be delayed." And from the account
[00:15:51] of the British Ambassador to our country, Abdo Al-Sharif,
[00:15:55] "Humanitarian implications of the siege of Taiz,"
[00:15:59] she said: "The Ministry of Public Health
[00:16:02] and Population in Yemen warned in a strong tone
[00:16:05] that the Houthi siege of Taiz city is pushing
[00:16:09] the health system towards collapse with a severe
[00:16:12] shortage of medicines, medical supplies, and fuel,
[00:16:16] threatening life-saving services. The same reckless
[00:16:19] disregard for civilian lives was evident
[00:16:22] in the heinous Houthi
[00:16:26] International Airport in Riyadh, which resulted
[00:16:31] civilians and injured more than 300 others.
[00:16:34] Targeting civilian infrastructure, whether by siege
[00:16:38] or missile attacks, is indefensible. The Houthis
[00:16:42] must lift the siege on Taiz and allow humanitarian
[00:16:46] aid to reach it, and stop the attacks
[00:16:49] that continue to inflict suffering on civilians
[00:16:53] in Yemen and throughout the region." From
[00:16:56] the account of Al-Ekhbariya Saudi Channel, highlighting
[00:16:59] the urgent appeal launched by Taiz Governor Nabil
[00:17:03] Shamsan to break the siege imposed on the governorate
[00:17:07] in light of the worsening humanitarian suffering.
[00:17:10] The tweet stated: "Taiz Governor
[00:17:14] launches an urgent call to break the suffocating
[00:17:18] siege and deter the aggression launched by the terrorist
[00:17:21] Houthi militia on the governorate, and confirms that the tragedy
[00:17:25] in Taiz is worsening to include food, medicine,
[00:17:28] and fuel, threatening the lives of 6 million
[00:17:32] Yemenis." And from the call for response,
[00:17:35] Ahmed Al-Sabbahi highlights Governor Nabil
[00:17:39] Shamsan's call as a comprehensive call
[00:17:41] to protect the city
[00:17:45] people in facing challenges. He tweeted,
[00:17:48] saying: "Taiz's national and humanitarian call:
[00:17:52] Governor Nabil Shamsan launches a comprehensive
[00:17:55] call to protect the city and strengthen the steadfastness
[00:17:58] of its people in the face of Houthi
[00:18:02] terrorism and across all fronts." The Yemeni
[00:18:05] Scene account links Taiz's steadfastness
[00:18:08] to the broader national battle. The tweet stated:
[00:18:12] "Taiz is not alone, as the heroes of the armed
[00:18:15] forces on various fronts are fighting a single
[00:18:19] national battle whose title is protecting
[00:18:22] Yemenis, restoring the state, and ending
[00:18:25] the Houthi coup." As for the military
[00:18:28] aspect, Al-Zaa Al-Bail interprets the developments
[00:18:32] on the Taiz front as an attrition of the Houthi
[00:18:36] militia's capabilities. He tweeted via his account,
[00:18:39] saying: "What is happening to the Houthi in Taiz
[00:18:42] is a real attrition and continuous elimination
[00:18:45] of the Houthi's equipment, weapons,
[00:18:49] and elements in a battle that is turning into
[00:18:52] a real graveyard for all that the militia
[00:18:55] mobilizes and pushes to the fronts." And
[00:18:58] after reading the field, Ha'il Al-Bakali
[00:19:03] of siege and steadfastness,
[00:19:06] has stood firm for more than 11 years
[00:19:12] returns today to the forefront of events with the escalation
[00:19:15] of battles and the closure of roads. A city
[00:19:18] that has paid or a city that has paid
[00:19:21] a heavy price for the siege and still maintains
[00:19:24] its institutions and civilian life
[00:19:27] despite the years of war."
[00:19:31] to its extension today, Dr. Hassan
[00:19:33] Muhammad Al-Qatwi reviews Taiz's experience
[00:19:37] since the early years of the war. He said:
[00:19:41] "Taiz stood firm when everyone expected
[00:19:44] it to fall in the first weeks of the war.
[00:19:49] these long years, the Houthi is still paying
[00:19:53] the same price on its fronts. A city
[00:19:56] that does not break
[00:19:59] not get tired, no matter how intense the siege
[00:20:03] is. But behind the lines of confrontation, there
[00:20:05] are details that military
[00:20:08] calculations do not summarize. Maher Al-Soufi
[00:20:12] draws attention to the conditions of families,
[00:20:15] the wounded, and civilians, saying: "Behind the steadfastness
[00:20:19] of Taiz, there are families
[00:20:22] and wounded waiting for care,
[00:20:26] and civilians who need protection. So humanitarian
[00:20:30] concern must advance
[00:21:00] dear viewers, the interactions with a dimension related to the future
[00:21:04] of the state. Sami Al-Kaf sees in Taiz's
[00:21:08] experience more than the steadfastness of a city.
[00:21:11] He said: "Taiz Al-Ezz, with its memory
[00:21:14] of the republic and the struggle, does not
[00:21:17] view the defense of its land as a separate
[00:21:21] military act from the future
[00:21:45] of a dynastic group that claims to possess
[00:21:50] the truth." From the call for protection
[00:22:08] to the right of the state, the interactions reflect
[00:22:12] Taiz's importance of national support
[00:22:15] and the necessity
[00:22:54] of placing the protection of civilians and addressing
[00:22:58] their suffering at the forefront of attention.
[00:23:32] And to document the cost of war on humanity,
[00:23:35] we follow in this infographic video,
[00:23:39] due to the Houthi war, Taiz is paying
[00:23:42] a heavy price due to bombing, siege,
[00:23:45] and mines. We follow.