Sana'a:Public and private school students across the districts of the capital, Sana'a, gathered on Tuesday in widespread rallies to condemn the crimes of Saudi aggression, particularly its targeting of civilians and educational facilities.
According to Yemen News Agency, the rallies were attended by educational leaders and faculty members. Participants carried the Yemeni and Palestinian flags, displayed slogans of disavowal from enemies, and showcased portraits of martyred leaders alongside photographs documenting the aggression's crimes against children, women, and schoolchildren.
The participants strongly condemned the brutal crimes committed by the Saudi aggression against the Yemeni people, highlighting the deliberate targeting of homes, markets, residential areas, and civilian objects, most recently in Al-Shariyah village in Bani Hushaish District. They affirmed that these crimes are not subject to a statute of limitations and vowed an earth-shattering response, declaring that such attacks would only strengthen the Yemeni people's resolve to meet their legitimate demands and end the aggression, blockade, and occupation.
Participants also renewed their full support for the Leader of the Revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr Al-Din Al-Houthi, and endorsed the operations of the Yemeni Armed Forces to liberate the homeland and achieve victory. A statement issued by the rallies denounced the recent massacres at Al-Hadara Market in Al-Wazi'iyah District, Taiz Governorate, and Al-Shariyah village in Bani Hushaish District, alongside the targeting of citizens, their homes, and humanitarian personnel.
The statement emphasized the Saudi enemy's disregard for human life and its violation of religious, moral, and humanitarian values amid international silence. It reaffirmed Yemen's resolve to uphold its right to freedom, security, and dignity. The statement also noted the impact on education, as attacks on schools and universities threaten students' right to learn but stressed the commitment to continue the educational journey.
The rallies condemned ongoing killings and attacks on civilian objects and called for accountability. They urged the international community to adopt fair positions, reject complicity, and pressure for the cessation of attacks on civilians. The statement reaffirmed the Yemeni people's right to self-defense and called for a decisive response to the crimes.
In conclusion, the statement expressed pride in the Yemeni people's resilience and called for unity among citizens to confront the occupier until full freedom and independence are achieved.
