Sanaa: Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Local Administration and Rural Development, Mohammed Al-Madani, visited the tombs of Yemeni martyred leaders, including President Saleh Ali Al-Sammad and Prime Minister of the Change and Construction Government, Ahmed Ghaleb Al-Rahawi, along with his fellow ministers and Chief of the General Staff, Major General Mohammed Al-Ghamari.
According to Yemen News Agency, Al-Madani was accompanied by Deputy Minister of Local Administration and Development, Nasser Al-Mehdhar, and several other officials including Ahmed Al-Haj, Qasim Atef, Ibrahim Al-Kuhlani, and Nabil Al-Madani. They recited the Fatiha for the souls of the martyred leaders who sacrificed their lives in the battle termed as "The Promised Victory and Holy Jihad" against American-Zionist forces.
The entourage laid wreaths at the tombs, honoring the leaders' sacrifice in confronting forces perceived as arrogant and hegemonic. The Deputy Prime Minister emphasized that the visit signifies loyalty to martyred leaders and all martyrs of the Arab world who participated in battles against these adversaries and their agents.
Al-Madani reaffirmed his commitment to continue on the path set by the martyred leaders, focusing on ending aggression and the blockade against Yemeni people, and supporting Palestine against Zionist actions. He credited Yemen's victory in "The Promised Victory and the Holy Jihad" to divine assistance and the martyrs' sacrifices.
The visitors declared that the martyred leaders' blood strengthens Yemeni resolve against perceived enemies, namely Americans, Zionists, and their allies. They praised the principled stance of Yemen's revolutionary leader and pledged to fulfill the martyrs' goals, praying for divine mercy and reward for the fallen leaders and their contributions to the nation and its resistance efforts.