08.04.2026 00:13
After U.S. President Donald Trump's threat that "a whole civilization will be destroyed in Iran tonight and will never come back," the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen announced that they are ready for any option against the U.S. and Israel. Hundreds of people participating in a demonstration held in the capital Sana shouted, "We are on alert and we will not allow the U.S. and Israel to disregard the nation."
After U.S. President Donald Trump's threat that "a whole civilization will be destroyed in Iran tonight and will never come back," the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen announced that they are ready for all options against the U.S. and Israel.
HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE SHOUTED: HANDS ON THE TRIGGER...
According to the Houthi-affiliated news agency SABA, hundreds of people participated in the demonstration organized by the Houthis in the capital Sana.
Demonstrators, walking with automatic weapons and armed vehicles, stated that they are ready for all options and sacrifices against U.S.-Israeli "bullying" and that they will stand by the axis of resistance.
The demonstrators also chanted, "Hands on the trigger, and we will not allow the U.S. and Israel to disregard the ummah."
“WE WILL ACT WITH ALL OUR STRENGTH AGAINST THE ARROGANCE OF THE U.S. AND ISRAEL”
One of the Houthi leaders, Khalid al-Madani, emphasized during his speech at the demonstration the importance of being prepared for the necessities and options of the stage to support the Palestinian people and stand by the axis of resistance. He stated, "We will act with all our strength against the arrogance of the U.S. and Israel."
THEY HAD ENTERED THE WAR ON MARCH 28
The Houthis in Yemen had targeted Israel for the first time on March 28, following the attacks launched against Iran on February 28. Houthi Military Spokesman Yahya Saree announced their involvement in the U.S./Israel-Iran War by stating, "We carried out our first military operations by targeting sensitive military sites belonging to Israel in southern occupied Palestine with ballistic missiles."