Hajjah: Dozens of employees of the telecommunications and postal service branches in Yemen's Hajjah province held a rally on Sunday to reaffirm their readiness and mobilization in support of ending the conflict and blockade, in response to a call by revolutionary leader Sayyed Abdul-Malik al-Houthi.
According to Yemen News Agency, the participants, joined by Deputy Governor Adel Shili and Hajjah Postal Authority Director Omar Al-Hajjaji, renewed their full authorization for the Sanaa-based leadership to take the measures it deems necessary to secure the Yemeni people's legitimate rights. They also affirmed their readiness to follow the leadership in raising preparedness to confront ongoing challenges and end the blockade that has been imposed on Yemen for more than 11 years.
The rally welcomed the recent statements by the Yemeni armed forces and Sayyed Abdul-Malik al-Houthi regarding efforts to end the blockade. The participants expressed appreciation to the Islamic Republic of Iran for sending an aircraft to Sana'a International Airport, describing the move as an effort to break the blockade imposed on Yemen.
They also reaffirmed their support for the people of Gaza and their commitment to the unity of fronts. They voiced support for Yemen's missile, naval, air force, and drone units, reaffirming backing for the Sanaa leadership and pledging to confront hostile plots.
The rally further declared readiness to implement any decisions taken by the leadership to end the aggression, lift the blockade, reunify the country, and recover usurped rights. The statement also emphasized the importance of continued military training and skills development in preparation for any future confrontations.