Sanaa:Mass rallies were held on Friday throughout Sanaa province, emphasizing the general mobilization and readiness to join the fronts confronting Saudi aggression. Participants expressed their support for the armed forces’ operations against the Saudi military buildup, viewing these actions as part of a campaign to break the 12-year blockade imposed on Yemen.
According to Yemen News Agency, rally participants chanted slogans supporting operations targeting Saudi airports and vital oil facilities. They condemned Saudi military actions and the blockade, associating them with US and Israeli policies while reaffirming Yemen’s solidarity with Gaza, Lebanon, and Iran.
The demonstrators pledged their backing for Houthi leader Abdulmalik al-Houthi and called for an end to the aggression and blockade. They warned against Saudi accusations that Yemen had targeted Islamic holy sites, stressing the importance of not using religious sanctities for political purposes.
Participants called for Arab and Muslim nations to oppose the exploitation of holy sites and the formation of an Islamic alliance to protect these sites from Israel. They urged regional governments to avoid involvement in the war against Yemen and reaffirmed their support for Palestinians in Gaza and the axis of jihad and resistance.
The rallies marked the anniversary of the October 14 Revolution against British colonial rule and urged young people to participate in military training and support missile and naval forces, emphasizing continued readiness and heightened religious devotion.
