Al-Zouba: Yemen not Iran's card

The Yemeni government announces the start of a phase to restore the state after the failure of peaceful reconciliation efforts, aiming to reestablish institutions and place weapons solely in the hands of the state. This move is part of its efforts to end the Houthi coup and gain full control over Yemeni territory. The government affirms that restoring the state is essential to ending the war and achieving peace, linking regional security and international navigation to the return of institutional control over the coasts and maritime passages, especially the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. It emphasizes increasing international support from Saudi Arabia, the United States, Europe, and international organizations to empower the government to strengthen its defensive capabilities, combat Iranian arms smuggling, and restore services to liberated areas. The government also points out that the Houthis continue to attack ships and civilian facilities and receive external military support, while its policy remains focused on ending the coup and achieving stability in accordance with constitutional legitimacy.

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