Sana'a: Residents of Al-Thawra district in the Capital Sana'a declared their readiness and mobilization following a call from the Leader of the Revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, to end the aggression and blockade on Monday.
According to Yemen News Agency, this declaration was made during a substantial armed rally under the slogan "Readiness and Mobilization... to End the Aggression and Blockade." The event was attended by state officials, leaders, sheikhs, social figures, dignitaries, and tribal elders, highlighting the district's collective commitment to the cause.
The residents affirmed their readiness to engage in the battle for liberation and independence, with a focus on ending the aggression and blockade, and expelling occupiers. They reiterated support for national causes, including the Palestinian cause, and demonstrated combat readiness with weapons and equipment, awaiting leadership's signal for confrontation.
The rally participants emphasized their commitment to fighting for the homeland's liberation and recovering Yemen's plundered wealth. They expressed full support for the revolutionary leader, solidarity with armed forces, and a commitment to supply the front lines with men and resources until achieving victory and independence.
During the rally, Shura Council member Yahya al-Mahdi praised the turnout and emphasized Yemen's impending victory over aggressors, urging participation in the holy struggle against enemy plans. Additionally, First Deputy Mayor of Sana'a, Khaled al-Madani, highlighted the Yemeni people's readiness for all scenarios and the significance of the gathering as a practical demonstration of their commitment.
Al-Madani called for enrollment in "Al-Aqsa Flood" training courses and continued mobilization of fighters, praising Iran for breaking the siege on Sana'a International Airport and aiding patients and stranded individuals. A rally statement supported the armed forces' stance, pledged allegiance to the revolutionary leader, and endorsed readiness to confront escalations with Saudi Arabia and its allies.
The statement commended Iran's stance against the Saudi siege and affirmed Yemeni steadfastness and support for Gaza, emphasizing unity within the jihad and resistance axis. It declared readiness to end aggression and occupation, ensuring Yemen's independence, resource utilization, and autonomy from external interference.
The rally statement also announced ongoing general mobilization and recruitment, opening military training centers, and organizing mobilization activities, including demonstrations, gatherings, and exercises. It called for unity among Yemen's free people to liberate the homeland, recover resources, and achieve freedom and independence.