Sanaa: The Supreme Political Council President Field Marshal Mahdi Al-Mashat extended congratulations to Revolution Leader Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr Al-Din Al-Houthi, the armed forces, security personnel, state institutions, and the Yemeni populace on the 12th anniversary of the September 21 Revolution, marking the expulsion of Saudi forces from western coastal districts.
According to Yemen News Agency, Al-Mashat, in a commemorative speech, emphasized the revolution's emergence from a national necessity to eradicate decades of corruption and foreign dependency, aiming to restore the objectives of Yemen's historical revolutions and uphold the country's dignity and sovereignty. He highlighted the revolution's significance amidst ongoing regional and global developments, asserting that it represents more than an annual event but a tribute to Yemen's struggle for self-determination.
Al-Mashat accused corrupt forces of squandering national resources and placing decision-making under foreign influence. He reiterated the revolution's commitment to freedom and independence, condemning foreign powers' resistance to an independent Yemen. Al-Mashat criticized the Saudi-led aggression and the extensive resources dedicated to suppressing the Yemeni people, who remained resolute in their pursuit of freedom.
He detailed the critical battle the Yemeni people faced, transcending internal differences to defend national sovereignty. Al-Mashat praised the unity of the Yemeni army, popular committees, and loyal tribes, asserting this integration thwarted enemy plans. He reaffirmed Yemen's openness to peace initiatives and engagement in international negotiations to address humanitarian concerns, urging the end of Saudi aggression and blockade.
Al-Mashat expressed gratitude for the Yemeni people's steadfastness, acknowledging the sacrifices of armed forces and security personnel, and the families of martyrs and prisoners. He called for unity among Yemenis, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing national interests over foreign influences. Al-Mashat condemned false allegations against the Yemeni army and praised government efforts to normalize conditions in liberated districts.
In conclusion, Al-Mashat reiterated Yemen's commitment to ending Saudi aggression and blockade, restoring national resources, and securing international recognition for its legitimate demands. He emphasized Yemen's peaceful intentions towards neighboring countries and reaffirmed its support for the Palestinian cause and regional resistance movements.
Source: Yemen News Agency
