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Mass Demonstrations in Al-Bayda Support Armed Forces and Condemn Saudi Actions

Al-Bayda:Mass gatherings took place in the districts of Al-Bayda Governorate following Friday prayers, with crowds expressing support for the ongoing successes of the armed forces. Participants chanted slogans emphasizing disapproval of enemies, jihad, and mobilization.

According to Yemen News Agency, the residents of Al-Bayda criticized the Saudi blockade, declaring their readiness to participate in the struggle for liberation. They pledged to support the armed forces in deterring the enemy, breaking the siege, and providing fighters to the front lines until the homeland is fully liberated and rightful claims are achieved.

The demonstrators reaffirmed their allegiance to the revolutionary leader, Sayyid Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, and endorsed the armed forces' strategy of responding to siege with siege and escalation with escalation.

A statement from the gatherings criticized the Saudi regime for its actions, accusing it of reversing the Quranic principle of being humble toward believers and strong against disbelievers. The statement condemned the reception of an Emirati plane carrying Zionists, while preventing an Iranian plane with a political delegation and Yemeni patients from landing in Sanaa.

The statement further accused Saudi Arabia of besieging people whom the Prophet Muhammad described as having faith and wisdom, launching numerous air raids, and targeting civilians. It condemned ongoing Zionist actions in Gaza and Lebanon, including the assassination of resistance leaders and the desecration of Al-Aqsa Mosque, and reiterated Yemen's steadfast support for regional unity.

The gatherings applauded the meeting of scholars in Taiz who condemned the enemy's actions and criticized the Saudi mufti's call for fighting Yemenis. They urged Yemeni tribes and youth to mobilize, participate in military training courses, and maintain vigilance, encouraging them to declare their readiness through armed tribal demonstrations.