An analyst of West Asian politics described the latest developments of the Yemen war and told the Radio Goftogoo that Saudi Arabia must accept its defeat and engage in a discussion with Ansarollah.
Political commentator Ahmad Dastmalchian who had joined Radio Goftogoo’s “Rooydad” show, pointed out the weakened position of the Saudi alliance in response to Ansarollah’s increasing pressure and said that the Saudi alliance is almost destroyed while the Yemeni Resistance has gained the upper hand in the conflict.
“The Yemeni forces are in control of the war ground. They have superiority through their drones and missiles which hit their targets accurately.”
He added that Saudi Arabia is trapped in a dead-end while the Ansarollah Forces have gained momentum and are in control of all the strategic regions of the country. “The Yemenis have enough power to advance, but have used their abilities on other fronts.”
Dastmalchian further said that it seems that the Saudis have lost their command on the ground, resorting to mass aerial bombardment which has not awarded them with any significant military achievement.
Dastmalchian told Radio Goftogoo that the Saudis will face more obstacles on their current path unless they yield to the legal demands of the Yemenis. “Now, Ansarollah is on the Driver’s Seat, and can impose more lethal blows which they have already planned for.”
Iran’s former Ambassador to Lebanon, Ahmad Dastmalchian further said that if the Saudis insist on their grudge, their sensitive installments will be on target.
“In my opinion, the Yemen war has reached its final stage; Saudis have lost their ability for any other action as well as any regional and international support. On the other hand, the Yemeni resistance is equipped with accurate weapons with the ability to hit its targets in sea, land, and air.”
He reiterated that the Saudis are forced to surrender and get engaged in negotiations with Ansarallah.
He further stated that the region is completely under the control of the resistance movements. “It’s a fateful and decisive situation. These movements have entered the political equations of the region; meanwhile, they’re under focus internationally.”
He emphasized that Hamas and Hizbollah and the resistance groups of Iraq and Syria are playing a decisive role in the region.
