Sa'ada:Hundreds of public rallies took place across the Sa'ada province on Friday, following prayers, to reaffirm continued mobilization and readiness against Saudi aggression. The gatherings cited a Quranic verse warning wrongdoers of the consequences of their deeds.
According to Yemen News Agency, participants, including local officials and representatives of general mobilization, chanted slogans condemning what they described as ongoing Saudi aggression and the killing of Yemeni civilians.
The demonstrators denounced attacks on children, women, houses, markets, hospitals, farms, and roads, labeling these actions as war crimes committed in full view of the international community and human rights organizations.
Residents of Sa'ada expressed their determination to defend the country and reclaim the people's rights, renewing their support for Revolution Leader Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi to take measures to deter Saudi aggression.
A statement from the rallies strongly condemned the continued Saudi attacks on civilian houses and humanitarian facilities in Yemen, as well as the Arab and Islamic world's inaction toward the suffering of the Yemeni people.
The statement urged individuals to verify information and remain vigilant against what it described as Saudi propaganda aimed at discrediting Yemen. It emphasized that crimes against the Yemeni people would neither be forgotten nor become time-barred.
Furthermore, it condemned the silence of governments accused of serving American and Israeli interests for Saudi money, while praising entities that opposed their countries' involvement in the war on Yemen. The statement also denounced Saudi celebrations, claiming they contradicted Islamic teachings and Arab values, and accused the Saudi regime of posing a threat to Islamic holy sites.
