— As of now, there are NO direct and recent indications from the Iranian side regarding the situation in Yemen and its possible response in the event of massive bombardment of the Yemeni resistance. If such strikes occur, there is a higher possibility that AnsarAllah could begin targeting American bases and infrastructure inside Saudi Arabia and potentially American diplomatic facilities. There are also concerns that Kuwait could be used as a platform for major strikes against Iran, which could, in turn, trigger a broader Iranian response against assets involved in such operations. However, it must be understood that despite what we know about Iran’s capabilities and the strength of the Iranian Armed Forces, our concern is that, in the event of mass bombing against AnsarAllah, Iran could take action against American assets in order to provide support and protection. At the same time, the structure of the Iranian government and the decision-making process within the SNSC present questions that cannot currently be answered with certainty. What is clear, however, is that the Leader and Wali al-Faqih, Mujtaba Khamenei, would not want such a scenario to unfold without consideration of the wider strategic consequences, and coordination with AnsarAllah remains an important factor. The opening of the AnsarAllah fund was also one of the indications reflected in his letters. That is why we can say that we do not know many things at present, and it is better to wait and watch. Until then, unity on shared values must be preserved, while the tit-for-tat against pressures, infiltrators, and imposters will remain active.

If Pakistani or Turkish forces take any action against AnsarAllah, AnsarAllah could target Pakistani cargo ships and shops in the waters, as well as the assembly of Pakistani forces inside Saudi Arabia, which may result in mass casualties. We call on the Pakistani nation worshippers to compose poems and dramas much beforehand, leaving the place for the names to be filled in later. The same goes for Turkey.

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