Sana'a: The bodies of martyrs Dhawi Ahsan Al-Aribah, Saleem Ahmed Al-Furaihi, and Nabil Mohammed Al-Wadhini, who sacrificed their lives while performing their jihadi duty in defense of the homeland, were buried in Al-Haymah Al-Dakhiliyah District in Sana'a Governorate.
According to Yemen News Agency, the funeral ceremonies were attended by district mobilization officials Mukhtar Al-Siyaghi and Abdulkarim Al-Qar'afi from the education sector, along with Colonel Munir Murayt from the Al-Quds Brigade of the Central Military Region. The mourners honored the sacrifices of the martyrs, acknowledging their contributions to victories across various fronts, and recognizing their role in achieving freedom, pride, and independence for the Yemeni people.
The attendees expressed their commitment to continue on the path of the martyrs, emphasizing the values of giving, sacrifice, and generosity for the sake of God, in defense of the homeland. They reiterated their dedication to the goals of the 21 September revolution, aiming to liberate every inch of Yemeni land from foreign occupation.
The body of martyr Dhawi Al-Aribah was laid to rest in his birthplace in the Bani Yusuf isolated area, while the bodies of martyrs Saleem Al-Furaihi and Nabil Al-Wadhini were interred in the Martyrs' Garden in Al-Salaf in Al-Haymah Al-Dakhiliyah.
