Yemen's Houthi leader Abdul-Malik al-Houthi has accused Saudi Arabia of acting in support of the United States, the United Kingdom and Israel. The remarks, cited in brief coverage, cast Riyadh as serving the goals of those countries rather than pursuing an independent regional position.
According to the available excerpt, al-Houthi said Saudi Arabia had made itself a tool for Zionism, America and Britain. His comments reflect a sharply critical view of Saudi policy and frame the kingdom as aligned with outside powers in the wider Middle East dispute.
The statement adds to the tense political rhetoric surrounding Yemen and regional alliances. It also underlines how Houthi messaging continues to link Saudi Arabia with Western and Israeli interests when addressing developments in the region.
Only a short snippet of the report was available, so further details about where the remarks were delivered or whether there was any immediate Saudi response were not included. Even so, the comments highlight the confrontational tone that remains central to the regional debate.
