Sanaa Officials Declare Operation Al-Aqsa Flood a Natural Reaction to Decades of Occupation

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- Sanaa's Foreign Ministry declared Operation Al-Aqsa Flood a direct result of decades of blockade and occupation.
- The statement credited the resistance axis, including Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran, with halting regional normalization efforts.
- Yemeni authorities affirmed that the liberation of Palestine remains their primary political and humanitarian priority.
The Foreign Ministry of the Sanaa-based Yemeni government issued a formal statement on Monday characterizing Operation Al-Aqsa Flood as the inevitable consequence of decades of occupation, systematic blockades, and human rights violations against the Palestinian populace. The ministry underscored that the ongoing offensive led by Palestinian factions emerged in direct response to persistent war crimes and atrocities committed in the Gaza Strip.\n\nAccording to the official communique broadcast by Al-Masirah, the ministry affirmed that the operation successfully disrupted regional normalization initiatives with Israel and restored the Palestinian issue to the forefront of international diplomacy. The statement explicitly lauded Palestinian factions including Hamas and Islamic Jihad, alongside regional allies such as Lebanon's Hezbollah, the Islamic Republic of Iran, and broader Axis of Resistance members for their strategic sacrifices.\n\nYemeni authorities emphasized that their ongoing operations and alignment with the Palestinian cause stem from religious, humanitarian, and ethical responsibilities. Over the past year, forces aligned with Sanaa have conducted maritime operations targeting commercial and military shipping lanes in the Red Sea to enforce an economic embargo against Israeli interests.\n\nThe ministry concluded by calling on the global community to fulfill its legal obligations by intervening to halt military aggression and end the occupation. Officials reiterated that the liberation of Palestine remains the central strategic priority for Yemen's leadership, government, and civilian population moving forward.
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