The head of the National Committee for Prisoners' Affairs in Yemen, Abed Qader Al-Murtadha, emphasized that the armed forces will shock the Saudis with more surprises that will make them regret, asserting that the continuation of escalation will lead to targeting more significant facilities deep within Saudi Arabia.
Al-Murtadha said in a post on his account this evening: "The Saudi regime is racing against time to achieve any military accomplishment, especially in Bab al-Mandab, which it views as a strategic goal that can restore at least a small part of the lost prestige over the past four months due to the significant defeats it has suffered along with its mobilizations of mercenaries."
He added that the Saudi enemy "does not know that it is chasing a mirage and an illusion that it cannot grasp, but will soon be surprised by huge losses that it will not be able to bear," noting that "what the Yemeni armed forces have prepared in terms of surprises will shock it and make it regret the day it chose escalation over peace."
Al-Murtadha confirmed that "it is not far-fetched for the enemy to reach a point where it pleads for the war to stop, only to achieve this at a high price after having lost the greater part of its prestige, status, reputation, and even its security, stability, most of its facilities, economy, and infrastructure."
He also stressed that "this is the inevitable outcome for all tyrants and criminals throughout history, as Pharaoh did not awaken from his arrogance except amidst waves of torment, at a time when that awakening and late realization did not help him."