Sanaa vows to make Saudi Arabia pay price

SANAA, June 28 (YPA) – The Sanaa-based authorities have warned Saudi Arabia of consequences over its support for highway banditry and the interception of commercial trucks and civilian vehicles on the outskirts of Yemen’s Jawf province.

Nasreddin Amer, editor-in-chief of the Sanaa-based Saba news agency, stated on social media platform X that Riyadh would “pay the price” for what he described as aggressive maneuvers and the stoking of internal strife.

Amer further emphasized that the leadership’s decision to “break the blockade, reclaim national resources, and restore full sovereignty” remains irrevocable.

YPA