News - Yemen: Yemen's Government of Development and Change held an event on Wednesday to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the September 21 Revolution in the capital, Sana'a.

"We are now reaping the fruits of what the September 21 Revolution fought for—freedom, independence, and the ability to make sovereign decisions," said the head of the Government, Ahmed Al-Ruhai.

Al-Ruhai emphasized that "the unwavering stance of our leader, Sayyed Abdulmalik, our government, and our people on the Palestinian cause is clear evidence that we will not stray from this path."

The Prime Minister noted that the Palestine-2 hypersonic missile, which struck Jaffa and penetrated all their defensive and aerial systems, symbolizes the achievements of this revolution.

Al-Ruhai expressed Yemen’s full solidarity—across its leadership, government, and people—with the Lebanese people following the recent Zionist cyber attack.

For his part, member of the Supreme Political Council Abdulaziz Bin Habtour remarked, "If our revolution were transient, our people would not have rallied around it and its leader, nor would it have withstood ten years of resisting oppression, aggression, and siege."

He pointed out that the September 21 Revolution chose the path of jihad, resistance, and confrontation with the enemies of the nation, a direction other revolutions did not take.

Bin Habtour also stressed that the incident in Lebanon demonstrates that the Zionist entity is part of an Atlantic capitalist project, working closely with various corporations and intelligence agencies.

Minister of Culture and Tourism, Ali Qasim Al-Yafai, stated, "On the threshold of the September 21 Revolution, the chains of foreign dependency were broken, and Yemen was purified of all agents."

Al-Yafai affirmed that what distinguishes the September 21 Revolution is its national and humanitarian dimensions, its defense of Islamic sanctities, and its unwavering support for the Palestinian cause and other issues facing the nation.

Inspector General of the Ministry of Defense, Major General Abdulbari Al-Shamiri, confirmed Yemen's steadfast position on the suffering of the Palestinian people, stressing that it remains unchanged. He highlighted that the September 21 Revolution has turned challenges into opportunities for development and construction, and now possesses strategic deterrent capabilities.

In 2014, the people of Yemen led a popular uprising against the Saudi-backed unpopular regime of Abdrabbuh Mansur Hadi.
 
As protests gripped the country, Ansarallah on September 21 took control of the capital Sana’a following a rapid advance south from their northern stronghold of Sa'ada.
 
The massively popular protests were against the incompetent and corrupt regime in Sana’a backed by Riyadh.
 
In a bid to crush the resistance and reinstall the Hadi regime, a Saudi-led coalition launched a ferocious bombing campaign on the country barely six months later.
 
The war, which has been enjoying unstinting arms, logistical, and political support on the part of the United States, has killed tens of thousands of Yemenis and turned the entire country into the scene of the world’s worst humanitarian crisis.