News - Yemen: The Supreme Political Council explained it will study everything that has been submitted to the council regarding the extension of truce and will take the appropriate decision regarding it, in a manner that alleviates the suffering of the Yemeni people.

In a meeting chaired by Council President Mahdi Al-Mashat Sunday, the Council explained that expanding and strengthening the advantages of the truce in humanitarian aspects will help discuss any serious ideas in this regard.

The council discussed developments related to the judiciary, praising the efforts of the justice system, stressing support for the independence of the judiciary and the development of its performance at all levels in order to achieve the contents of justice.

The Council valued the military parades held by the Ministries of Defense and Interior, praising the level reached by the armed and security forces, which confirms their high readiness.

The meeting reviewed the report submitted by a member of the Supreme Political Council, Sultan Al-Sami'i, on his visit to the governorate of Sa'adah, and stressed the importance of meeting the urgent needs of the governorate.

Recently, President Mahdi Al-Mashat discussed with Defense Minister Major General Mohammed Al-Atifi, the developments of the humanitarian and military truce.

He praised the military development that Yemen's army is witnessing, which was evident during the military parades that took place in the various military regions. He stressed that the Yemeni army has become trusted force for the homeland and the people, able to preserve their rights, and bring down all foreign conspiracies aming at dividing the country. 

The meeting touched on the continuation of the US-Saudi aggression’s violations of the truce, the latest of which was the detention of fuel ships.

President Al-Mashat affirmed that no breach of the truce will be accepted, stressing the need to disburse all salaries of state employees, and restore the looted oil and gas resources. He pointed out that the facts in front of the US-Saudi aggression necessitated it to release the detained ships, and to stop detaining them.

President Al-Mashat assured all citizens that the Yemeni people are now able to extract their legitimate rights, and that this crisis created by the US-Saudi aggression will soon end.

The Minister of Defense confirmed that the armed forces are fully prepared to implement any decisions taken by the President.

For its part, President Mahdi Al-Mashat stated that "Yemen's Armed Forces have developed land and sea weapons recently, and they can hit their target at any point from our country by land and sea, considering that the high level our army has reached is one of the gains of steadfastness in the face of aggression."

President Al-Mashat, during the a military parade “The Final Promise” of the Fifth Military Region in Hodeidah, said to the countries of the aggression that "your brutal measures and escalating the suffering of our people poses a threat to international navigation."

He warned the countries of aggression, saying, "We can now strike any point in the sea from anywhere in Yemen, not only from the coast," adding, "We have developed our land and sea weapons recently, and they can hit their target from any point in our country by land and sea."

Al-Mashat assured that evading truce's obligations and continuing to seizure fuel ships endangers the truce and makes it in vain. He added that Hodeidah Governorate is now the guardian of the Red Sea, and the ambitions of the forces of aggression towards our country will tear them apart, God willing, saying to the Yemeni people, "Be confident that we will spare no effort to achieve a decent life for all of us on our land without the guardianship of anyone."

On Thursday, Hodeidah governorate witnessed a solemn military parade for the Fifth Military Region, the Victory Brigades, and the Naval and Air Forces, in the presence of President Mahdi Al-Mashat and state leaders.

During military parade, Yemeni Naval Force unveils new land-to-sea missile, Falaq 1, in addition to showing "Al-Mandab 2" and "Robej" land-to-sea missiles.