News - Yemen: Yemen's Prime Minister Ahmed Ghaleb Al-Rahwi met on Sunday with the Minister of Electricity, Energy, and Water, Ali Saif, and his Deputy, Adel Saleh Bader, to discuss the aftermath of the recent attack on Yemen's power infrastructure.

The meeting focused on the extent of the damage sustained by the Hizziz power station due to the blatant triple aggression by American, Israeli, and British forces last Friday. They also reviewed the Ministry’s alternative plan, led by the General Electricity Corporation, to restore the power supply efficiently.

The Prime Minister condemned the cowardly acts of aggression by the American, British, and Zionist forces, emphasizing that such attacks will only strengthen the Yemeni people's resolve and determination to stand in solidarity with the oppressed in Gaza, regardless of the sacrifices required.

He urged the Ministry and the Electricity Corporation to remain on high alert and fully prepared to handle any future attacks, ensuring the swift restoration of essential services.

Al-Rahwi expressed his gratitude and appreciation for the proactive measures taken by the Ministry’s leadership and the Electricity Corporation in responding to the damage. He commended their swift efforts to repair the power generation stations in the capital, Sana’a, and Hodeidah Governorate.

The Prime Minister also praised the technical staff of the Ministry and the Electricity Corporation for their ongoing dedication to assessing and repairing the damage to the power infrastructure.

During the meeting, the Minister of Electricity and his deputy outlined the alternative plan, its implementation mechanisms, and its importance amidst continued aggression. The plan is aimed at ensuring uninterrupted services and mitigating disruptions to the public.

The relentless US-UK airstrikes on Yemen remain a clear violation of the country's sovereignty. These attacks are an attempt to pressure Yemen into abandoning its stance on preventing Israeli ships from navigating the Red Sea—a stance taken in solidarity with the Palestinian people in Gaza, who are enduring a genocidal war by the Zionist entity.

Since October 7, when Israel launched its devastating war on Gaza following the Palestinian resistance's surprise Operation Al-Aqsa Storm, Yemenis have openly declared their unwavering support for Palestine's struggle against Zionist occupation.

The Yemeni Armed Forces have vowed to continue their retaliatory strikes. These maritime operations have already forced major shipping and oil companies to suspend their voyages to Israeli-controlled ports.