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Hodeida Rallies Condemn Saudi Actions, Reaffirm Mobilization and Call to Arms

Hodeida:Following Friday prayers, massive rallies took place across the governorate of Hodeida, both in the provincial center and various districts, to reaffirm ongoing mobilization, a general call to arms, and full readiness to confront the Saudi enemy.

According to Yemen News Agency, the stands served to condemn persistent crimes against the Yemeni people by the Saudi enemy, held under the slogan "Through our mobilization and call to arms, we shall achieve victory for our cause." Participants expressed their outrage and condemnation through slogans against the crimes committed by the Saudi enemy across Yemen.

Participants in the rallies declared their readiness to move to battlefronts and seek vengeance for the blood of children and women, vowing retribution against those responsible for the deaths of Yemeni people. They renewed their absolute mandate to the Leader of the Revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, supporting any measures he deems necessary to respond to Saudi actions, including striking military targets and breaking the blockade, while affirming support for the Armed Forces.

The people of Hodeida issued a warning to the Saudi regime against further aggression, blockade, and targeting of civilians, emphasizing that the blood of the Yemeni people is not cheap. They cautioned that continued bloodshed or a tightened blockade would provoke a devastating response, extending deep into enemy territory.

A statement released during the rallies condemned the Saudi enemy for ongoing violence in regions such as Taiz, Sa'ada, and Sanaa, highlighting the enemy's attacks on civilians, homes, and infrastructure. The statement criticized the silence of the Arab and Islamic worlds, including intellectuals and human rights organizations, on the Yemeni plight, which has persisted under blockade and aggression for over 12 years.

The statement expressed outrage at Saudi crimes, including incidents in Bani Hushaysh, Taiz, and Sa'ada, attributing these actions to the Saudi regime's animosity towards Yemen. It emphasized that these crimes will not go unpunished and that the Saudi enemy will face consequences for its actions under American-Israeli direction.

The statement also condemned the inaction of the Arab and Islamic worlds regarding Yemen's situation and reiterated support for central causes of the *Ummah,* including the Palestinian cause. It denounced the Saudi regime's actions in the Land of the Two Holy Mosques and called on scholars to denounce the regime's practices and reject false propaganda against Yemen.