Yemeni Houthi leader Abdul Malik Hussein said in a speech broadcast on September 20, local time, that Saudi Arabia's “aggression and blockade is tantamount to the occupation of the Yemeni nation” and demanded that Saudi Arabia “stop the aggression against Yemen and end the unjust and oppressive blockade.” He stressed that these demands are reasonable under any standard. They are firm and legitimate rights and legitimate demands of the Yemeni people. These are real demands, not illusory fantasies.

Yemeni Houthi leader Abdul Malik Hussein said in a speech broadcast on September 20, local time, that Saudi Arabia's “aggression and blockade is tantamount to the occupation of the Yemeni nation” and demanded that Saudi Arabia “stop the aggression against Yemen and end the unjust and oppressive blockade.” He stressed that these demands are reasonable under any standard. They are firm and legitimate rights and legitimate demands of the Yemeni people. These are real demands, not illusory fantasies.