Sana'a: The Government of Change and Construction continues steadily on the path of confrontation and resilience, armed with the will of the people and supported by men whose determination does not waver, and whose resolve does not break, whether in the fields of defense or development.
According to Yemen News Agency, over the past week, the government recorded milestone achievements in institutional and service sectors, as well as in defense and sovereignty. It forced enemy warplanes to withdraw from the skies of the capital and unveiled a significant advancement in developing cluster warheads for the 'Palestine-2' missiles, sparking deep concern within the Zionist entity.
The government also continues to strengthen food security and sustainable development through support for vital agricultural and fisheries projects, focusing on enhancing coordination mechanisms between official bodies and local communities, encouraging cooperative associations, and creating local alternatives to mitigate the effects of aggression and blockade. In parallel, it is working to boost the health system's capacity and improve the humanitarian situation in the country.
State institutions have persisted in carrying out their daily duties, coordinating among themselves to streamline procedures and facilitate citizens' affairs while implementing service projects. At the same time, government and people are harmonizing their efforts in a unique spirit, inspired by faith, the commemoration of the Prophet's birth, and support for the Palestinian cause through mobilization activities and solidarity stands with the people of Gaza.
The air defenses of the armed forces bravely countered a fierce assault targeting Sana'a, successfully neutralizing most of the enemy's Zionist aircraft and forcing them to retreat. In the humanitarian response field, civil defense teams rushed to extinguish fires, rescue the injured, and evacuate the martyrs, while ministers carried out field visits to assess the scale of damages and follow up on the wounded in hospitals.
The Government of Change and Construction condemned the Israeli aggression on the capital Sana'a, which targeted vital facilities and residential neighborhoods. It held the Zionist enemy and the United States fully responsible for this crime, stressing that the attack reflects an ongoing open war on the Arab and Islamic nations. The government affirmed that such assaults will not deter the Yemeni people from supporting Palestine and that Yemen reserves the right to defend its sovereignty and territory by all possible means.
Minister of Information Hashem Sharaf Al-Din, spokesperson for the Government of Change and Construction, affirmed that Yemen is ready to respond to repeated Zionist attacks targeting civilian sites in Sana'a, including fuel and electricity stations. He explained that such aggressions will not alter Yemen's firm position in supporting Palestine, a stance rooted in religious, humanitarian, and moral values.
The Yemen Petroleum Company confirmed the stability of fuel supplies following the Zionist attack on the main oil facility in Sana'a, noting that it had taken necessary measures and precautions to ensure supply continuity in case of emergencies.
The government, through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, continued its intensive diplomatic efforts with the United Nations and the UN Security Council to expose Zionist aggression and its heinous crimes in Yemen. It also received the credentials of the new head of the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA).
Last week, the Yemeni Armed Forces continued targeting the Israeli enemy using hypersonic missiles and drones in Jaffa and Ashkelon in occupied Palestine. The missile forces announced a new qualitative achievement that greatly troubled the occupation, represented in the production of cluster warheads for the 'Palestine-2' missiles. These warheads split into multiple re-entry vehicles, enhancing the precision and effectiveness of strikes.
On Friday, Yemenis took to squares and public arenas in the capital Sana'a and the provinces, carrying the Holy Qur'an in angry marches under the slogan: 'With Gaza: Jihad and Steadfastness. In Rage for the Spilled Blood and Violated Sanctities.' The demonstrations condemned the escalating Zionist crimes against the people of Gaza, affirmed victory for the Glorious Book of Allah, and rejected the desecration it had been subjected to by a pro-Zionist American.
Reflecting the living values of Islam, this year's Mawlid coincided with the launch of numerous charitable projects. The General Authority of Endowments and Guidance, along with its offices in the Capital Secretariat and Sana'a Governorate, inaugurated the fourth phase of the project 'And Cooperate in Righteousness and Piety' with a budget of three billion riyals, and launched the 'Tashil' (Facilitation) initiative, both targeting various endowment purposes and fields of charity and benevolence.
In humanitarian initiatives that reflected the principles of the Great Prophet, the Ministry of Health and Environment, in coordination with public and private hospitals and associations, continued to extend care and support to patients in need through the organization of free medical camps in several governorates to ease their suffering and provide therapeutic and preventive services.
Reflecting the revolutionary leadership's concern for the issue of prisoners, the pursuit of justice, redress for the wronged, and the Public Prosecution's keenness to make the Prophet's Birthday have a direct humanitarian impact on the lives of prisoners and their families, more than 900 prisoners were released in Al-Hodeidah Governorate, 400 in Dhamar, and 248 in Taiz.
Amid repeated Israeli targeting of power generation stations, a meeting chaired by the Minister of Electricity, Energy, and Water discussed the conditions of the Public Electricity Corporation and ways to find emergency solutions to ensure the continuity of electricity services in affected areas, focusing on alternatives and feasible options to overcome the challenges of the aggression.
The National High Authority for Combating Corruption received 15 financial disclosure statements from the Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson of the General Authority for the Care of Martyrs' Families, the Authority's deputies, general directors, and the Governor of Hadhramaut, in implementation of the provisions of the Financial Disclosure Law No. (30) of 2006, enhancing public employee integrity and protecting public office.
What the Government of Change and Construction achieved last week represents a true reflection of a mature national consciousness, independent decision-making, and increasing deterrence capabilities, confirming that determination and strong will are the strongest tools to continue progress and face challenges with steadfastness despite all difficult circumstances.