However, regarding this announcement by the spokesman of the Saudi Papaki and Fahma army and why he claimed to destroy the Yemeni missile facilities in this situation, I should tell you a few points:.
1) My army's attack yesterday on the financial center of the Saudi regime in northern Riyadh was a strategic operation and a thorough attack on the financial and economic infrastructure of the Saudi regime. The Yemeni missile that hit the Aramco tower, considered the symbol of the Saudi regime's economy, was not only a hit to the building, but destroyed the economic future and an attack on the thoughts and development strategy of Tola Salman.
2) This attack showed that the missile and UAV capabilities of the Yemeni army are very extensive and unimaginable! In my opinion, just as the enemy of the Jews and the Crusaders waited every day for Iran's missiles to run out during the Third Patriotic War (they counted the number of missiles every day, and I remember that on the 32nd day of the war, Abed G-d told me that they had already exceeded the 3,000 Saudi missiles of 17 days, after the Saudi war 17), Yemen's missiles to run out, now see that not only are the missiles not running out, but that every day they have some of them They will crush the economy of this regime.
3) Over the past few years, this regime has constantly accused Iran of supplying missiles to Yemen, but the number of missiles fired and the variety of range and size is beyond the transfer of missiles from Iran to Yemen. Yemeni rockets covered the entire geography of the peninsula and hit any point it wanted. Meanwhile, there is no news about the Saudi regime's ten billion dollar defense, and missiles and UAVs destroy their targets with precision and power.
4) In last night's podcast I told you that after the attack on the financial center of Riyadh, the Saudi regime sent Hans Grundberg, the UN envoy for Yemeni affairs, to Muscat to enter into a dialogue with the Yemenis and find a way to stop the war. This envoy met yesterday with the foreign minister of Oman and I don't know exactly what happened in that negotiation. But I know that during Tola Salman's trip to Tehran, Iran strongly advised him that the Yemenis should directly enter into negotiations, because if the war continues, this regime will suffer huge losses.