Student and Popular Rallies Held in Capital Governorate to Honor Martyrs

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Sana'a: Popular and student rallies took place across the Capital Governorate, including educational institutions and schools, in a demonstration of loyalty to the martyrs. These events, held under the slogan "In Loyalty to the Blood of the Martyrs... and Mobilization Continues," celebrated a notable security achievement.

According to Yemen News Agency, participants in the rallies displayed Yemeni and Palestinian flags, along with images of martyred leaders from the path to Jerusalem, and banners expressing allegiance to the martyrs of the Resistance Axis and the battle of "The Promised Victory and the Holy Jihad." Local and educational leaders, school principals, teachers, dignitaries, tribal leaders, and citizens attended the rallies, renewing their pledge to honor the martyrs by continuing their cause and principles.

The statements issued during the rallies emphasized the ongoing mobilization efforts, particularly in military courses and support for the missile, air, and naval forces. They praised the noble sheikhs and tribes of Yemen for standing firmly in support of the Palestinian cause. The statements also conveyed, on behalf of the revolution's leader, Sayyid Abdul-Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, a readiness for the forthcoming conflict with perceived adversaries, including America and Israel.

The rallies celebrated the recent capture of an American-Israeli-Saudi spy network, marking significant security success. Participants warned against betrayal and urged authorities to impose severe penalties on those collaborating with foreign enemies. Citizens were called upon to enhance their security awareness and prevent infiltration attempts aimed at undermining their unity and strength.

Additionally, the rallies condemned the Security Council's decision to extend sanctions on Yemen, viewing it as an aggression against Yemen and a mark of disgrace for entities aligned with Zionism. The statements criticized the United Nations and its spies, highlighting the exposure of these elements by Yemen's security forces.