Sana'a - (Saba):
As the U.S aggression continues to target Yemen and commit crimes, popular calls are escalating to hold accountable all those who betrayed the homeland and betrayed its citizens.
These are those who sold their consciences for a pittance and provided the enemy with bombing coordinates. The result has been Yemeni blood being shed, homes being destroyed, and families being terrified.
Every bombing crime that targets a residential neighborhood, a home, or a service facility is driven by internal betrayal, enabling the aggressor to commit its crimes. This fact is no longer in doubt. Dozens of civilian sites recently targeted, from the Al-Suhaili home in Sana'a to the Amin Muqbil City in Hodeida, the ceramics factory in Bani Matar, and the water authority in Mansouriya, are all damning evidence of the complicity of internal agents who betray civilians and contribute to their bloodshed.
It is an unforgivable act of treason, one that demands just and public retribution. The law must be the sword wielded against anyone who dares to sell the homeland cheaply. Criminalizing this treason must be a top priority for the relevant authorities, with deterrent measures ranging from public shaming to the maximum penalties. This must ensure that the crime is not repeated and that the perpetrator does not escape accountability.
At this fateful juncture facing Yemen, the pivotal role of the judiciary and the Public Prosecution is highlighted. Calls for accountability are no longer a luxury or a slogan, but rather an urgent popular demand. People are demanding the implementation of the law and the holding of public trials that protect the dignity of the victims and affirm that Yemeni blood is not cheap, and that treason has no statute of limitations, but rather pursues its perpetrators to the gates of the guillotine.
Prominent activists and media figures on the national scene have made direct appeals to the Attorney General, emphasizing that delaying the prosecution of spies and accomplices means more victims. Silence is no longer an option in light of the crimes of American terrorism, and that those who have betrayed must be brought to justice as a lesson to those who might consider following the path of betrayal and decadence.
"Behind every raid is an agent," tweets continued on the pages of activists and influencers, reflecting a bitter reality that can no longer be ignored or silenced. The coordinates sent by traitors are no less deadly than missiles fired by aircraft, and every accomplice is a partner in shedding the blood of innocents, whether inside or outside the country, under any cover or name.
Calls have expanded to include those involved outside the country, those who promote the aggression and justify its crimes under flimsy pretexts. These individuals are not protected by distance, as treason against the homeland cannot be nullified by geographical distance. Their cases must be opened and referred to the judiciary, so that the law applies to all without exception, and no one is held accountable, regardless of their position, affiliation, or location.
What exacerbates the tragedy is that the enemy, having failed to break the will of the Yemeni people, has increasingly relied on its spies and agents within the country to directly target public order. This doubles the responsibility of protecting the internal front and purging it of this entrenched threat through preemptive strikes and strict investigations, and by drying up the sources of collaboration and treason by all possible means, including strengthening collective awareness and intensifying community oversight.
The ongoing U.S aggression's floundering in the Yemeni quagmire has driven it to commit desperate crimes, such as bombing cemeteries, markets, homes, and residential neighborhoods. It believes that overt terrorism will compensate for its military failure. Therefore, internal deterrence has become an irrevocable national necessity.
The Yemeni people no longer trust anything except what they see as tangible reality, and they will not rest until they see the traitors in the courts of justice, receiving the punishment befitting their crime. This is not just a popular call, but a national duty, at a time when the most dangerous conspiracies of aggression against Yemen are being hatched.
Observers emphasize that the battle for awareness is no less important than the battle for liberation, and that exposing and prosecuting collaborators before the Yemeni people is part of the victory and a clear message to the world that Yemen will not be a breeding ground for fifth columns or a playground for traitors.
The aggression will end, but the stain of treason will only be removed by justice. The judiciary must be at the forefront of this confrontation. The homeland is bleeding, and the people await justice to soothe hearts and restore dignity and sovereignty to Yemen, which has offered thousands of martyrs so that it may live proudly and independently. It will not allow pseudo-men to stab it in the back.
Yemen will remain loyal to its heroes and proud of the cause it champions. The traitors within must realize that they have no place among the ranks of the free, and they have no future on the soil of the homeland, which they sold into the labor market for a pittance.
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