The Yemeni Ansarullah political office condemned the Saudi airstrike on Sanaa airport and announced that the move was carried out to prevent the movement’s delegation from returning, but it failed. At the same time, Hizam al-Assad, a senior member of Ansarullah, announced the safe arrival of the delegation to Sanaa and claimed that “the siege was broken by force.”
Publish dateTuesday 14 July 2026 - 08:55
Story Code : 360526
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): The Yemeni Ansarullah political office issued a statement condemning the Saudi airstrike on Sanaa airport, calling it a tense and dangerous move.
The statement stated that Saudi Arabia had tried to prevent the Ansarullah delegation from returning to Yemen by bombing Sanaa airport, but according to the movement, this attempt failed.
The Ansarullah political office also emphasized that “the right to respond to this attack is reserved for the Yemeni people” and held Saudi Arabia responsible for the consequences of this move.
At the same time, Hizam al-Assad, a senior member of Yemen’s Ansarullah movement, announced that the plane carrying the delegation had landed safely in Sanaa. “The plane landed safely, the delegation arrived, and the siege was broken with force,” he said. “The Yemeni people will witness, God willing, what will make their hearts rejoice.”
Saudi officials have not yet issued an official response to the Ansarullah statement and Hizam al-Assad’s remarks.
The statement stated that Saudi Arabia had tried to prevent the Ansarullah delegation from returning to Yemen by bombing Sanaa airport, but according to the movement, this attempt failed.
The Ansarullah political office also emphasized that “the right to respond to this attack is reserved for the Yemeni people” and held Saudi Arabia responsible for the consequences of this move.
At the same time, Hizam al-Assad, a senior member of Yemen’s Ansarullah movement, announced that the plane carrying the delegation had landed safely in Sanaa. “The plane landed safely, the delegation arrived, and the siege was broken with force,” he said. “The Yemeni people will witness, God willing, what will make their hearts rejoice.”
Saudi officials have not yet issued an official response to the Ansarullah statement and Hizam al-Assad’s remarks.
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