Sanaa: The Minister of Defense and Military Production, Major General Mohammed Al-Atifi, and the Chief of the General Staff, Major General Mohammed Al-Ghamari, sent a congratulatory message to His Excellency Field Marshal Mahdi Al-Mashat, President of the Supreme Political Council and Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces, commemorating the anniversary of the birth of the Prophet Muhammad. They highlighted the significance of this occasion as a moment of reflection and celebration for the Yemeni people and the broader Arab and Islamic communities.
According to Yemen News Agency, the message conveyed the collective joy and pride of the Yemeni armed forces and their leadership, extending heartfelt congratulations and blessings to President Al-Mashat. The leaders expressed their hopes for a future marked by glory and dignity, under the guidance and protection of Sayyid Abdul-Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, and emphasized their commitment to the Yemeni people's victory and success.
The message underscored the relevance of the Prophet's teachings as a guiding constitution for sacrifice and determination in the face of trials. It drew parallels between the historical battles led by the Prophet and the current struggles faced by Yemeni soldiers, emphasizing their unwavering spirit and readiness to defend their nation.
Furthermore, the communication from the defense leaders described the current challenges as a decisive battle between truth and falsehood, highlighting the Yemeni nation's resolve against adversaries, including the Zionist occupiers. They reaffirmed their preparedness to confront any enemy with a steadfast army, driven by faith and strength.
The message also declared that the sacrifices of Yemeni martyrs would not be in vain, asserting that their legacy would fuel the continued resistance against aggressors. It called on adversaries to recognize the determination of a generation raised on the principles of the Qur'an, committed to the ideals of martyrdom, and ready for a reckoning.
In conclusion, the defense leaders reiterated their allegiance to the leadership of Sayyid Abdul-Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, vowing to remain obedient soldiers in the ongoing battle. They expressed confidence in eventual victory, as promised by Allah, and declared their resolve to uphold the honor of Islam and Yemen against all odds. The message closed with wishes for victory to Yemen, eternal life for the martyrs, recovery for the wounded, and freedom for prisoners, alongside prayers for peace and blessings.