Sana'a:Two mass stands were held in the districts of Sanhan and Bilad Al-Rus in the Sana'a governorate to protest against what participants described as Saudi crimes against the Yemeni people, including recent attacks on civilians at Al-Hadara market and Al-Shariyah village.
According to Yemen News Agency, the stand in Sanhan was attended by notable figures such as Governorate Advisor Abdulrahman Al-Seraji, District Director Ahmed Othman, and District Mobilization Official Ahmed Abu Huriya. Participants at the event condemned the Saudi attacks on civilians, markets, and homes, describing them as an extension of the Saudi regime's violations over the past 12 years.
The statement issued in Sanhan condemned the continued bombing of homes and public facilities by Saudi forces and criticized the silence of Arab and Islamic communities regarding the plight of the Yemeni people. It urged the public to verify information and remain vigilant against misleading campaigns by the Saudi regime, which, According to participants, resemble Israeli actions against Palestinians.
A similar rally in Bilad Al-Rus, coordinated with the General Mobilization, was attended by District Director Saleh Naji, Mobilization Official Ahmed Al-Yasani, and other local leaders. The participants reiterated their denunciation of Saudi attacks and the ongoing blockade, highlighting these as efforts to dissuade Yemenis from their stance against Saudi aggression.
The statement from Bilad Al-Rus echoed concerns about the Arab and Islamic world's silence and stressed the importance of truth in countering Saudi-led misinformation campaigns. Both stands called for continued unity in confronting the alleged atrocities and supporting the Yemeni people's resilience in the face of ongoing challenges.
