Ouagadougou:Raymah Mass rallies took place across Raymah province following Friday prayers, where participants expressed their steadfastness in resisting Saudi aggression and the ongoing blockade.
According to Yemen News Agency, attendees affirmed their readiness to support the military fronts with both fighters and financial aid, pledging to back the armed forces against Saudi escalation and its mercenaries. They chanted slogans denouncing perceived enemies and agents, committed to honoring the sacrifices of martyrs, and vowed to follow their path.
The residents of Raymah also declared their determination to continue mobilization efforts, join public mobilization courses, and defend Islamic holy sites. They reiterated their support for Revolution Leader Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi in his decision-making amid current developments.
A statement from the rallies emphasized the Yemeni people's ongoing struggle against what they termed as the tyrants of the age, including the United States, Israel, and Britain, alongside the Saudi regime. It accused the Saudi authorities of using their wealth to serve the enemies of Islam, finance wars, kill civilians, and fuel sectarian conflicts.
The rallies' statement underscored Yemenis' commitment to supporting the armed forces and pledging allegiance to the martyrs until achieving full freedom, independence, and the recovery of rights and resources. The statement reaffirmed Yemen's stance on challenges facing the Islamic nation, with particular emphasis on the Palestinian cause.
Additionally, it called on Arab and Muslim communities to remain cautious of Saudi propaganda, refuting claims that Yemen targets Islamic holy sites and affirming a commitment to defend Makkah and Madinah.
The statement condemned those allegedly colluding with Saudi forces for financial gain while praising individuals who oppose these narratives. It urged residents in the southern provinces to support the armed forces, asserting that military operations specifically target Saudi-led mobilizations under Saudi command.
Residents of Taiz were commended for their support of the army and efforts to expel Saudi-backed militias. The statement also rejected Saudi claims of a siege on Taiz city, asserting that food and humanitarian supplies could enter freely.
