Yemenis have all rights to defend themselves: Pundit
The Yemeni people are entitled to doing whatever they can to defend themselves in the face of Saudi-led aggression, says a commentator.
Jalal Fairooz, commentator and Middle East expert, told Press TV on Wednesday that “the Yemenis have all the rights to defend themselves against the big aggression, which is now incorporates not only the Saudis but also the Americans, the British [and] the Israelis.”
The military invasion of Yemen launched by Saudi Arabia and its allies in March 2015 has left at least 15,000 Yemenis killed and thousands more injured, while the impoverished nation is suffering from blockade.
“All that (Saudi-imposed war and famine) will force the Yemeni [fighters] to defend themselves, to try to target whoever is doing the boycott,” Fairooz said.
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