Mehdi Al-Mashat, President of the Supreme Political Council, issued a decision on Monday, 19/02/2024, to classify the United States and Britain as two hostile countries to Yemen. The decision came after it was legislated in the House of Representatives in Sana'a, and shortly after the classification of the Houthis as a "specially designated global terrorist group."

Al-Thawra Daily Newspaper, issued in Sanaa on Friday, February 2, 2024, focused on the response of Deputy Foreign Minister Hussein Al-Azzi to the British Foreign Minister through his tweet on the X platform. He stated: "The British hinting at using aid as a weapon against the Yemeni people is shameful," Deputy Minister added in his tweet that "this hint will not deter the Yemeni people from continuing their fair humanitarian…

Al-Thawra Newspaper, issued in Sanaa on Tuesday, January 29, 2024, carried a headline from the platform "China in Arabia: Chinese ships escape Yemeni justice because China did not stain its hands with Palestinian blood and did not participate in the destruction suffered by Yemen." The newspaper stated, "The Western American interpretation is considered wrong and misleading in geopolitical facts.

America and Britain, with support from Australia, Bahrain, Canada, and the Netherlands, launched a series of air strikes on several governorates in Yemen at dawn on Friday, January 12, 2024. Among the targets that were bombed were Hodeidah International Airport, Taiz International Airport, and Al-Dailami Air Base, north of Sana’a, in addition to sites in Hajjah Governorate and the camp east of Saada Governorate.