Al-Dhale':The local authority and mobilization committees in Al-Dhale' governorate organized a rally to commemorate the 63rd anniversary of the October 14 Revolution.

According to Yemen News Agency, Acting Governor Abdullatif Al-Shaghdari highlighted that the anniversary coincides with the third anniversary of the "Al-Aqsa Flood" operation, describing it as pivotal in the Palestinian cause. Al-Shaghdari emphasized the revolution's role in ushering in freedom, dignity, sovereignty, and independence for Yemen, recalling the leadership of martyr Rajeh bin Ghalib Labouza.

Al-Shaghdari noted the return of colonizers to southern Yemen, specifically through the Saudi and Emirati regimes, aiming to control the region's wealth and strategic locations like the Bab al-Mandab Strait. He urged the southern governorates' people to resist occupation and maintain their identity, warning against hostility toward Sana'a and the northern governorates to avoid sectarian conflicts.

The Acting Governor reiterated the Sana'a government's stance against the Saudi enemy, encouraging the South's parents to protect their youth from becoming casualties of the coalition's interests. He invited those misled to return with honor to their communities and emphasized supporting the battlefronts with resources.

Al-Shaghdari congratulated leaders such as Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi and Field Marshal Mahdi al-Mashat on their victories. The event, attended by key figures including Deputy Governors Aziz Al-Haidari and Mohammed Sufyan, featured Ahmed Al-Ma'kar of the General People's Congress, who stressed the importance of remembering the revolution against British colonialism and declared strength against current enemies.