News - Yemen:  The Yemen President, Mahdi Al-Mashat, praised the the exit of Yemeni People for the marches of loyalty to the martyr Al-Sammad, in solidarity with the Palestinian people and a warning aggression.

In a statement, President Al-Mashat expressed his loyalty to the martyr President Al-Sammad. He said, "The martyr President Al-Samad presented a unique and rare example in the history of presidents worldwide in terms of integrity, loyalty and sacrifice," noting that the popular marches confirms following the approach of the martyr Al-Sammad and all the martyrs until the Yemeni People achieve their complete freedom and independence.

He also confirmed solidarity with the Palestinian people and cause, and supporting all legitimate and just demands for their freedom, independence, and rights, saying" solidarity with the Palestinian people is a principled, humanitarian, political and religious position and cannot change, whatever the circumstances".

Calling on the US-Saudi aggression coalition to stop aggression, lift siege, and exit from Yemen, the president said: "The Yemeni people, after eight years of aggression and siege, and after the great sacrifices they made, are adhering to their legitimate rights and just issue."

He pointed out that the US should take the warnings of the leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi seriously, stressing that the consequences of ignoring the warnings of the leader will be dire.

Earlier, Sayyed Abdulmalik confirmed that "Yemen cannot accept the presence of any invading or occupying forces in any province or island, because that would be direct interference in our country’s affairs." 

In a speech he delivered on the occasion of the anniversary of the martyr President Saleh Al-Sammad, Thursday, he pointed out that "the American and British presence in Yemen is aggression and occupation, and it cannot be accepted, and we deal with it as an occupying force."

In this context, Sayyed Abdulmalik addressed Washington, saying, "You have to withdraw your forces from Yemen," stressing that "our aim is to defeat your forces, whether in the provinces or islands, and we will continue with all options to purify our country from any such presence."