Shabwah Authority Supports Revolution Leader’s Warnings Against Aggression Coalition

Shabwah: The local authority and executive office in Shabwah province affirmed that the warnings issued by Revolution Leader Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi to the aggression coalition regarding continued stalling on humanitarian and economic issues reflect the conviction of every free Yemeni citizen across all provinces. According to Yemen News Agency, Governor of Shabwah Awad al-Awlaki stated that residents of the southern provinces have become fully aware of Saudi Arabia's tactics of evasion and delay in fulfilling peace commitments, including withdrawal from the southern and eastern Yemeni provinces, ending the looting of the country's resources, paying Yemeni salaries, and providing appropriate compensation for crimes committed against the Yemeni people over more than 11 years. He expressed full support for the contents of the Revolution's statement Leader on the occasion of the new Hijri year 1448 AH, which emphasized unifying the nation's efforts, strengthening internal cohesion, and enhancin g readiness to confront the forces of aggression and occupation that continue to exacerbate the suffering of the Yemeni people. He also affirmed the readiness of the free, honorable people of the province, its tribes, and its leadership across all state institutions, as well as all Shabwah citizens in the armed forces, security services, in the southern and eastern provinces. He said they stand ready to implement the directives of the revolutionary, political, and military leadership to move toward liberating every inch of Yemeni land and expelling foreign forces from occupied provinces. Al-Awlaki renewed readiness to stop what he described as a systematic 'starvation war' waged by Saudi Arabia and the coalition countries against the Yemeni people, and to restore all rights in a practical manner away from negotiations, which he said have exposed Saudi Arabia's malice, deception, and stalling tactics. He stressed that restoring stolen rights can only be achieved through force against an adversary known for i ts long-standing evasiveness. He called on all Yemenis to support national unity, strengthen internal cohesion, and prepare for what he described as a decisive battle to restore every inch of Yemeni territory.