Sana'a:Following Friday prayers, mass stands were organized across Sana'a governorate, both at the governorate center and throughout its various districts. These gatherings were held to reaffirm the commitment to continued general mobilization and readiness, honoring the sacrifices of martyrs and bolstering the steadfastness and resilience of the armed forces.
According to Yemen News Agency, participants in these stands expressed strong condemnation of the ongoing aggression and blockade imposed upon the Yemeni people. They denounced the crimes committed against them by the Saudi enemy, described as the Qarun of the modern era. The participants argued that these actions, perpetrated by Zionist and American forces along with their Saudi proxies, aim to punish the Yemeni people for their support of the Ummah's causes and to coerce them into abandoning their principled stance against aggression.
The statement issued after the rallies emphasized that the Yemeni people would continue their sacred battle against the tyrants and oppressors, specifically naming Americans, Israelis, British, and the Saudi regime. The statement declared that the people would persist in their struggle, bearing the banner of jihad in the cause of Allah, remaining steadfast despite sacrifices and challenges.
Additionally, the statement condemned those propagating falsehoods and inciting hostility toward the Yemeni people. It also announced the continuation of general mobilization to reinforce front lines and support the armed forces and fighters. The commitment to the martyrs' path was renewed, vowing to achieve full freedom and independence for the Yemeni people and reclaim their rights and wealth.
The statement further called upon Arab and Islamic nations to be discerning of Saudi regime propaganda, refuting claims of a siege on Taiz and affirming the open passage for humanitarian aid. It urged unity among the people of the southern governorates in supporting the armed forces, appreciating the free people of Taiz for their support in expelling Saudi enemy militias.
