Hawzah News Agency- Al-Nu'ami further noted, referring to the destruction of Yemen's industrial and energy sectors: "Saudi Arabia has destroyed 480 factories and 1,600 power plants in Yemen." These heavy losses, according to him, have not only paralyzed Yemen's economy but have also confronted the daily lives of millions of Yemenis with unprecedented humanitarian crises.
In another part of his remarks, the member of Ansarallah's political bureau said in a threatening tone, addressing Saudi officials: "Saudi Arabia will deeply regret its actions." He stressed that the Ansarallah movement, in response to this destruction, will not leave a single Saudi oil facility intact, and "we will turn their lives into a real hell." This explicit threat against Saudi Arabia's vital infrastructure indicates an escalation of tensions and the possibility of the conflict expanding into that country's territory.
These remarks come as the war in Yemen has, in recent days, become one of the most critical conflicts in the West Asia region and has repeatedly raised international concerns about a humanitarian catastrophe in the country. Ansarallah's recent threat against Saudi oil facilities could affect global energy markets and regional security.
Source: iuvmpress.co
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