Yemen condemns the entry of the Prime Minister of the occupation into Mount Sheikh and reaffirms its full support for Syria.
- Yemen condemns the Israeli Prime Minister's illegal entry into Mount Sheikh, Syria.
- The act is described as a violation of Syria's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
- Yemen rejects ongoing aggressive practices by occupying forces against Syrian territory.
- The ministry reaffirms Yemen's support for Syria's sovereignty, unity, and independence.
Yemen Condemns Israeli Prime Minister’s Illegal Entry into Mount Sheikh
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates of Yemen has strongly condemned the illegal entry of the Israeli Prime Minister into the Mount Sheikh area in the sisterly Arab Republic of Syria. The ministry described this act as a blatant violation of Syria’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, characterizing it as a provocative escalation that threatens security and stability in the region.
Yemen’s Firm Stance Against Aggressive Practices
In its statement, the ministry expressed Yemen’s firm rejection of the aggressive practices carried out by the occupying forces and the ongoing violations of Syrian territory. It highlighted that the continued occupation of parts of Syrian land, along with military movements and unilateral actions, constitutes a clear breach of international law and international legitimacy resolutions. Furthermore, it noted that these actions disrupt the commitments outlined in the 1974 Disengagement Agreement.
Support for Syria’s Sovereignty and Independence
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs reiterated Yemen’s steadfast position in support of the sisterly Arab Republic of Syria. It affirmed the right of the Syrian people to preserve their country’s sovereignty, unity, independence, and territorial integrity. Yemen also expressed its commitment to supporting Syria in building a secure and stable future that meets the legitimate aspirations of its people.
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