A member of the political council of the Yemeni National Salvation Government stressed that the army and the popular forces have the ability to target the depths of the territory of enemies, and they will continue to target the enemy's oil facilities.

Al-Mayadin on Saturday cited "Mohammad Al-Bukhaiti, a member of the political council of the Yemeni National Salvation Government, as stating in a speech that all over the territories of the countries of the Saudi-led coalition are within the reach of the Yemeni army and popular forces.
 
Al-Bukhaiti, confirmed Friday the continuation of operation against "the enemy's oil facilities."
 
Al-Bukhaiti emphasized that the operation achieved many goals and led to the reduction in the number of victims of Saudi-led aggression, noting that the invading countries have become exposed to Yemeni strikes.
Al-Bukhaiti pointed out that the UAE has reduced its operation as a result of the Yemeni operation against it, explaining that Yemen does not target civilians, and the countries of coalition were unable to prove their allegations in this regard.
The Yemeni National Salvation Government official affirmed that the sensitive sites will be added to the Yemeni targets, indicating that the invading countries are aware of the sensitive sites that were previously targeted, reiterating that they will be re-targeted.
He also made clear that courageous Yemenis will target any goal to defend themselves, explaining that the Yemeni operation has nothing to do with any international development, especially the current events in Ukraine.
Al-Bukhaiti stressed that tightening the siege on Yemenis will push tens of thousands of them to the fighting fronts.
Earlier, the Spokesperson for the Yemeni Armed Forces, Brigadier-General Yahya Saree announced the implementation of the Yemeni Operation Break Siege inside Saudi Arabia in response to the escalation and siege of the Saudi-led coalition.
The Saudi media reported that a drone targeted an oil refinery in the Saudi Capital Riyadh on Thursday morning.