Taiz: The Women's Committee in Taiz governorate held a vigil on Thursday marking the 105th anniversary of the Tanumah and Sadwan massacre, in which the Saudi regime killed 3,000 Yemeni pilgrims. Participants emphasized the importance of remembering the massacre to learn lessons and confront "arrogance," viewing it as evidence of the Saudi regime's hatred towards Yemen.
According to Yemen News Agency, the participants stressed the need for unity against the ongoing aggression against the Islamic nation. A statement condemned the Qarn al-Shaytan massacres against Yemeni pilgrims and children, calling the Tanumah massacre a crime etched in memory.
The statement also condemned Zionist-American actions in Gaza and the American-Israeli aggression against Yemen, highlighting the broader geopolitical tensions affecting the region.