Describing the crisis in Yemen as one of the biggest crises in the history of the Arabian Peninsula, the director of the of IRIB International Center said, “With the siege, ground and air attacks, the invading coalition have destroyed Yemen’s economic, agricultural, health and educational infrastructure.”

Describing the Yemeni people as resistant to the oppression and tyranny of Saudi Arabia, the head of the Islamic Institute of Indonesia said, “Saudi Arabia, which has failed in the military war, seeks to create chaos and instability in Yemen.

Criticizing the silence of the United Nations and some countries, the representative of the AhlulBayt (a.s.) World Assembly in Australia said, “The prolongation of the war on Yemen shows the high resistance of Yemeni people against global arrogance.”

Describing the attack on the oppressed people of Yemen as planned by the United States and its allies in the West, Fares Najm said, “All these plans and the use of reactionary Arab rulers are to create tension and conflict, and to eliminate the Muslims in the region.”

Considering the resistance of the Yemeni people based on the character and method of Imam Hussain (a.s.), Abdul Qader Antar said, “17 Arab states and 60 European countries have come to war with the Yemeni people. But these oppressed people continue to resist the aggressors empty-handed.”

Describing the Yemeni people as very resilient and brave, Sayed Fadi al-Sayed, the director of the Lebanese United Ummah Center, said, “The US involvement in the war with Yemen was a folly that has frightened them so that in the future they will have nothing but defeat.”

Attributing the resistance of the Yemeni people to the ideology of Imam Khomeini, Sayed Mohsen Abbas said, “If the Yemeni people surrender, they will lose their ideals for many years.”

Describing Yemen as the moral qibla of the world’s Muslims, Sondos al-Assad said, “Yemenis are inspired by the glorious Islamic Revolution of Iran and will never sever ties with Iran.”