News - Yemen: Yemen's President Mahdi Al-Mashat reaffirmed Yemen's commitment to continuing the struggle for liberation and independence until all invaders are expelled from Yemen. 

In his speech marking the 61st anniversary of the October 14 Revolution, President Mashat called on Saudi Arabia to take bold steps to end the aggression, lift the blockade completely, meet humanitarian obligations, and resist US pressure that prolongs the aggression.

Mashat urged those betraying the principles of the October 14 Revolution by siding with foreign occupiers to reconsider, warning that shame and disgrace will follow those who continue to betray their country. 

He also emphasized Yemen’s unwavering support for the Palestinian people, pledging military, political, and media assistance until the siege on Gaza is lifted and victory is achieved.

The President condemned the Israeli-American aggression against Lebanon and the atrocities committed against the Lebanese people, reiterating Yemen’s solidarity with both Lebanon and Gaza in their defense efforts.

Confronting Occupation is a Human Necessity:

He stressed that confronting occupation is a human necessity and a legitimate right, drawing parallels between the Palestinian struggle and Yemen’s own battle for liberation. 

Mashat emphasized the region-wide threat posed by Israeli ambitions, warning that if Arabs do not unite against the aggression in Palestine, Lebanon, Syria, and Yemen, other nations will soon face similar threats.

He called for increased efforts and solidarity, criticizing the US and Western countries for backing Israeli crimes, and urged Arab and Islamic nations to support Palestine and Lebanon with all available means. He concluded that supporting those resisting Israeli aggression is a religious, moral, and Arab duty.