Al-dhale': The districts of Damt, Al-Hasha, Qa'tabah, and Juban in Al-Dhale' province witnessed massive rallies held under the slogan 'Liberation Is Our Choice. and the Occupier Will Vanish.'
According to Yemen News Agency, participants in the rallies-led in Damt by the Acting Governor of Al-Dhale', Abdul-Latif Al-Shughadri, and Mobilization Official Ahmed Al-Marani-reaffirmed their adherence to the path of struggle and sacrifice for liberation, independence, and confronting enemies and their schemes. Protesters raised slogans highlighting the significance of the occasion, rejecting tyranny and new forms of occupation, and stressing their unwavering stance in support of Gaza, all of Palestine, and the nation's central cause: Palestine.
They emphasized full readiness and alertness to carry out the leadership's directives to participate in the battle to liberate occupied provinces, establish new independence, and begin a new phase under the banner of Yemeni unity. A statement issued by the rallies affirmed that taking to the streets today marks the celebration of the anniversary of the departure of the last British soldier from Aden and the southern provinces, and reaffirms a steadfast faith-based stance supporting the oppressed peoples of the nation, particularly the Palestinian and Lebanese peoples, as well as readiness for any upcoming round of confrontation with enemies and their tools.
The statement noted that the people of Al-Dhale' continue to uphold the banner of Islam and struggle, guided by Qur'anic awareness and noble values reflecting an authentic faith identity described by the Prophet, peace be upon him and his family. The statement reiterated firmness, vigilance, and high preparedness for the next phase of confrontation-militarily, security-wise, through all official, popular activities and mobilization-affirming that they will not abandon the duty of struggle or retreat from just and rightful positions, nor leave the Palestinian or Lebanese peoples, or any oppressed nation, at the mercy of the Israeli enemy, relying on God and confident in His promise of the end of the temporary Zionist entity.
The statement offered warm congratulations to the Revolution Leader, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, President Field Marshal Mahdi al-Mashat of the Political Council, and to the Yemeni people in the south and north, on the occasion of Evacuation Day-the anniversary of the departure of the last British soldier from Aden after nearly 128 years of occupation marked by severe crimes across wide areas of the country. It noted that this national occasion commemorates the martyrs, heroes, and symbols of the glorious revolution, who immortalized their names in history by expelling what was once called the empire on which the sun never sets-an empire that eventually fell and departed in defeat by God's grace.
The statement stressed that as the people mark this national occasion, they also remind all tyrants of the earth-foremost among them the American, British, and Israeli 'triangle of evil' and their regional allies-that downfall is the inevitable fate of every occupier, no matter how long their domination lasts or how great their power and tyranny grow. It conveyed a message to oppressed peoples in the region and the world that nations are capable of achieving victory-even under the darkest nights of occupation and great disparities in power-when there is will, determination, reliance on God, trust in Him, and unity among the people.
The statement affirmed that the 58th anniversary of the 30 November Independence Day serves as a reminder of the greatness of the heroism and sacrifice embodied by the free revolutionaries who defeated the occupier and also of the ugliness, disgrace, and loss suffered by those who betrayed God, His Messenger, and their people for the benefit of the occupier, becoming among the greatest enablers of foreign domination. The statement concluded: 'In the end, the occupier was defeated, vanished, and expelled. The people were liberated and regained their dignity, honor, and land. The free were immortalized with medals of honor, steadfastness, and loyalty, while the traitors remain pursued by the shame of betrayal and the condemnation of generations, awaiting their inevitable fate-just as the new invaders and occupiers will face theirs.'