Sana'a: A number of graduates of 'al-Aqsa Flood' courses in the Tawaar area of the al-Hesn district organized a walking march and an armed tribal gathering, affirming their readiness and preparedness for the coming phase, their support for the Book of God Almighty, and their condemnation of repeated acts of desecration against the Holy Qur'an.
According to Yemen News Agency, participants in the march and gathering chanted slogans of anger and denunciation over repeated offenses against the Holy Qur'an and Islamic sanctities, which they attributed to the American enemy and those aligned with it. During the march, the graduates demonstrated high discipline and combat readiness, expressing unity alongside the leadership. They affirmed their full preparedness, willingness to sacrifice, confront any escalation by the enemy and its tools, and defend Islamic sanctities, foremost among them the Holy Qur'an.
A statement issued by the gathering condemned the American act of desecration against the Holy Qur'an, holding the United States, Britain, and the Zionist enemy fully responsible for the repeated offenses, which it said reflect a systematic hostile policy against Islam, Muslims, and their sanctities. The statement urged adherence to the faith identity that distinguishes the Yemeni people from the rest of the Islamic nation's peoples.
It also renewed the pledge of loyalty to the revolutionary and political leadership to remain steadfast in confronting the forces of aggression and their tools, to continue along the path of struggle, sacrifice, and dedication, and affirmed full authorization for the leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik al-Houthi, in all strategic options, and readiness to implement any choices he deems appropriate to defend the homeland and support the causes and sanctities of the nation.
The statement pointed to the continuation of mobilization and the raising of readiness levels in preparation for any coming round, and comprehensive preparation at all levels to confront anyone threatening the homeland, its security, and its stability.