Sana’a: The deputy governor of Sana’a province, Mohammed Ayed, and the provincial security director, Brigadier General Mujahid Ayed, have inaugurated the central martyrs’ photo exhibition in the new Sana’a district. This event took place on Saturday and was attended by several key officials.

According to Yemen News Agency, the director of the directorate, Abdullah al-Marouni, and the commander of the Central Security Branch in the province, Colonel Abdul Haq al-Saraji, joined the deputy governor and security director in reviewing the exhibition. The display features photographs of martyrs who sacrificed their lives in the defense of their homeland and religion.

The provincial deputy governor and provincial security director commended the exhibition, highlighting its significance in honoring the martyrs’ sacrifices. They emphasized the exhibition’s role in maintaining the security and stability of the country.

Abdullah al-Marouni, the director of the directorate, noted that the martyr exhibition serves as a
tribute to the heroism and sacrifices of these individuals. He mentioned that it also aims to strengthen the culture of jihad and martyrdom in defense of religion and the nation.

Following the exhibition’s opening, residents of the new Sana’a district held a mass rally to protest against the Zionist-American aggression towards the Palestinian and Lebanese peoples. The rally expressed strong support for the “Al-Aqsa flood” battle and the “Promised Conquest and Holy Jihad” battle, pledging to use all available resources to achieve victory over the aggression forces and to liberate occupied territories.