Sanaa:Crowds gathered in the capital Sanaa and various governorates of Yemen, vowing to hold the Saudi regime accountable for its ongoing actions against Yemeni citizens. Participants in these rallies condemned the daily crimes committed by Saudi forces, including shelling residential areas and destroying civilian infrastructure.
According to Yemen News Agency, the rallies were organized after Friday prayers and emphasized the Yemeni people's resilience and determination to confront Saudi aggression. The participants highlighted the Saudi regime's actions, such as targeting civilians and demolishing infrastructure, as proof of its inability and desperation in the conflict.
The rallies served as a platform for Yemenis to send a message to the Saudi regime and the global community, asserting their refusal to surrender or submit. They criticized the international community and some Arab and Islamic regimes for their inaction and complicity in the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Yemen and the Palestinian territories.
The statement issued during the rallies detailed the continued bloodshed in regions like Taiz and Saada and called for solidarity among Yemeni tribes to support their armed forces. The rallies reinforced confidence in Yemen's leadership, emphasizing the struggle to reclaim sovereignty and end foreign intervention.
The statement also condemned the silence of certain regimes in the face of Saudi actions and urged verification of the misinformation spread by the Saudi regime. It concluded by denouncing the Saudi regime's activities as a threat to Islamic sanctities and calling for a continued mobilization effort until Yemeni demands are met.
