The head of Yemen’s Supreme Political Council, Mahdi al-Mashat, urged all companies investing in the Israeli occupation entity to “take the Yemeni warning seriously,” urging them to “leave quickly.”
In statements to the Yemeni Saba News Agency on Sunday, al-Mashat warned that the environment in the Israeli occupation entity is “unsafe” for these companies, stressing that they “must bear the consequences of their insistence (on remaining) and be responsible for any losses they may incur.”
A source in the Yemeni Ministry of Defense to Saba News Agency:
– “Foreign investors and companies operating within the Zionist entity must leave immediately; the environment will not remain safe, and it is best to do so while the opportunity still exists.”
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This warning follows a statement from Yemen’s Ministry of Defense on Saturday advising foreign investors to “leave immediately” while “the opportunity remains.”
Al-Mashat cautioned that additional measures may be implemented in coming days, placing companies at “real and significant risk.” He criticized Netanyahu’s government for “gambling with investor safety” and announced that Yemeni authorities would soon establish a departure deadline.
The Yemeni leader also revealed that some companies have already begun relocating assets following earlier warnings.
In a related development, Al-Mashat designated all Israeli military air and maritime routes as combat zones unsafe for civilian traffic. This declaration came after Israeli warplanes struck Sanaa International Airport, prompting him to warn Israeli settlers that “bunkers will no longer be safe.”
Al-Mashat stated that Yemen’s armed forces can engage Israeli aircraft without disrupting international navigation.
“Our armed forces will be able to deal with the hostile Zionist aircraft without any harm to air and maritime navigation,” he said.
Source: Agencies (edited and translated by Al-Manar English Website)
