Sana'a:A funeral procession was held on Sunday in the capital Sana'a governorate for a group of martyrs who fell while performing their duty to defend the nation, its security, and its stability.
According to Yemen News Agency, the martyrs laid to rest include Colonel Ibrahim Zaid Ali Al-Nunu, Colonel Ali Hassan Ali Al-Hajari, Colonel Adel Abdullah Yahya Al-Sufyani, Captain Ali Abdullah Ghaleb Al-Wasabi, Captain Mohammed Ali Mohammed Al-Jubi, Captain Hussein Hussein Yahya Sabr, and Lieutenant Abdullah Saleh Ali Al-Maqri.
During the funeral proceedings attended by local, mobilization, military, and security officials, as well as prominent social figures, the mourners expressed their pride and honor in the sacrifices of the martyrs. They credited the martyrs with writing magnificent epics of heroism and self-sacrifice while confronting the Saudi enemy and their mercenaries.
They affirmed that the convoys of martyrs offered by Sana'a Governorate would only strengthen their resolve, steadfastness, and determination to continue along the path of the martyrs until victory is achieved. The mourners noted that the blood of the martyrs would continue to haunt traitors and collaborators, ultimately yielding honor, dignity, and victory for the oppressed, and that their sacrifices would remain etched in the memory of future generations.
Meanwhile, the families and relatives of the martyrs expressed their pride in the sacrifices made on the fields of honor and heroism in defense of their faith and homeland. They reaffirmed their commitment to the martyrs' legacy, pledging to continue on their path until the nation is cleansed of the defilement of invaders and occupiers. The bodies of the martyrs were laid to rest in the martyrs' cemeteries of Hadda, Zakariya Hajar, Al-Tabari, and Dabwa, following funeral prayers held at the Qubbat al-Mutawakkil Mosque in the capital.
