News - Yemen: President Mahdi Al-Mashat delivered a series of powerful statements on recent and historical events, emphasizing Yemen's determination, independence, and unwavering support for Palestine.

He criticized past leaders for failing to uphold the legacy of November 30, stating, "Had the country's leaders over the decades properly entrenched the significance of this day, we would not see mercenaries today opening the doors of the country to modern-day invaders."

Addressing recent geopolitical developments, President Al-Mashat condemned the U.S. and British attempts to incite against Yemen, labeling them as desperate. He warned, "These futile efforts will only bring further defeat for the aggressors."

In a firm message to any potential escalators, he declared, "Any attempt to escalate aggression against our country will be met, with God’s help, by greater escalation and a stronger response."

Turning to broader themes of resistance, he stated, "Liberation and independence are the inevitable outcomes of the movement and struggle of peoples against occupation." He also praised the ongoing resistance of the Palestinian people, describing their actions in the "Al-Aqsa Flood" as "legitimate, necessary, and irreplaceable."

President Al-Mashat called on Arab and Islamic nations to abandon "humiliation, normalization, silence, and complicity" and instead take serious, practical steps to support Gaza.

Congratulating Hezbollah and the Lebanese people on their achievements, he remarked, "We congratulate Hezbollah and the brotherly Lebanese people on their divine victory."

Reaffirming Yemen’s commitment to Palestine, President Al-Mashat said, "We assure our brothers in Gaza that our stance remains steadfast and unwavering. We are with you, and our military capabilities will remain ready to support you until the Israeli aggression stops and the siege is lifted."

The president’s statements highlight Yemen’s historical resilience and its enduring solidarity with oppressed nations, particularly in the face of foreign aggression.