President: Iran not easy target
President al-Mashat explained in a statement to the Yemeni News Agency (Saba) that Iran is not an easy target and has sufficient capabilities to respond and extensive relations and agreements with many countries.
He pointed out that it would be foolish for the enemy entity to drag any country into its aggression against Iran, knowing that its interests would be harmed.
His Excellency the President said, "The time of striking and running away without striking is over."
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