Sanaa:The Ministry of Information and its affiliated institutions held a commemorative event on Saturday to mark the "Anniversary of the Martyr" (1448 AH), where families of martyrs from among their staff were honored.
According to Yemen News Agency, the event was attended by Acting Minister of Information Dr. Omar Al-Bukhaiti. Ministry of Information Undersecretary for External Relations and Media, Mohammed Mansour, stated that the blood shed over the past 12 years has secured a rightful place on the global stage—a milestone unprecedented in Yemen's modern history.
The Undersecretary emphasized the significant transformation brought about by immense sacrifices, stating that those who have paid the price through their wounds, sacrifices, and victories cannot be undermined. He dismissed claims by the Saudi adversary that the Yemeni people intended to target Mecca and Medina as a "lie born in Jaffa" that is faltering in Riyadh.
Mansour paid tribute to the Yemeni Armed Forces for revealing the identities of officers orchestrating aggression against Yemen, adding that the Armed Forces will soon announce the names of officers, including Israeli, American, and British, present in the operations room in Riyadh. He asserted that the Saudi regime has been exposed to Yemen.
Deputy Minister of Information for Policy and Media Content, Dr. Ahmed Al-Shami, highlighted the importance of commemorating 'Martyr's Day,' acknowledging the contributions of martyrs from the media front who conveyed the voice of truth. He discussed the role of martyrs' sacrifices in revitalizing nations and safeguarding their rights and dignity.
Al-Shami also pointed to the successes achieved by the Armed Forces in their responses to Saudi aggression, affirming these actions as legitimate responses to interference and aggression by the Saudi regime. He praised the victories achieved, attributing them to the blood of the martyrs.
The event saw participation from other notable figures, including Mohammed Abdul-Quddus Al-Shar'i, Deputy Chairman of the Board of Directors and Deputy Editor-in-Chief of the Yemeni News Agency, and Mohammed Haidara, Head of the Yemeni General Corporation for Radio and Television. Speaking on behalf of the martyrs' families, Abdul-Samad Al-Sha'bani expressed pride in the sacrifices of the martyrs and emphasized the need for comprehensive care for their families as a gesture of appreciation for their sacrifices.
