News – Yemen: The Leader of the Revolution Sayyed Abdulmalik al-Houthi reaffirmed the resilience of Yemen in the face of the US-Saudi aggression, emphasizing that the coalition has failed to achieve its objectives of complete occupation and control over the nation.

"We are coming in the tenth year with advanced military capabilities to protect our people, support the oppressed Palestinian people, and confront the enemies' conspiracies. We are coming with an organized, faithful, and steadfast mujahideen army that combines practical experience and construction. We are coming with general mobilization and an unprecedented popular awareness and with complete unity on our internal front, Sayyed Abdulmalik said in his address commemorating the National Day of Resilience on Monday.

He highlighted the coalition's failed aspirations of swift victory within weeks or months, underscoring the disillusionment of those who orchestrated the aggression and their accomplices, amidst the atrocities inflicted upon the Yemeni people.

Detailing the significant losses endured by the aggression and its proxies over the past nine years, he cited human casualties surpassing 282,879, alongside the destruction of 18,397 military vehicles and equipment. Additionally, he noted 4,585 air defense operations resulting in the downing of 165 warplanes and reconnaissance aircraft.

The leader emphasized the pivotal role of naval and coastal defense operations, including 38 significant engagements such as targeting the frigate Al-Madina, the warship Swift, and the seizure of the ship Rawabi.

He underscored the significance of missile operations by the Yemeni Armed Forces, both domestically and abroad, totaling 1,828 operations, with 1,237 targeting enemy military installations and 589 conducted beyond Yemen's borders.

Regarding Air Force operations, the leader cited 12,009 offensive and reconnaissance missions, primarily aimed at defensive and offensive combat objectives, including 997 operations conducted outside Yemen.

Furthermore, he highlighted the ground forces' support operations, with 211,136 engagements by snipers, artillery, anti-armor, and engineering units.

The leader affirmed that this comprehensive mobilization played a decisive role in thwarting the coalition's ambitions of complete occupation and control over Yemen, safeguarding the people's right to freedom and independence.