Resistance councils from eastern Sana'a governorates, including Nihm, Bani Behlul, Sanhan, Bilad al-Rus, Bani Hushaish, and the Khawlan districts, organized a massive rally in Marib today in support of the Yemeni army and security forces.

In his speech at the rally, the Deputy Governor of Sana'a, Sheikh Ali al-Hamidi, praised the Sana'a resistance's stance and sacrifices in the national battle against the Iranian-backed Houthi project. He stressed the importance of preserving these sacrifices and achievements and moving forward in the fight.

Al-Hamidi highlighted the "exceptional circumstances facing the country," calling for "unity of ranks, uniting the word, and rejecting differences." He detailed the crimes committed by the Houthi terrorist group against Yemeni tribes, including killings, displacement, looting of money and property, corruption of the true faith, fueling vendettas and conflicts. He stressed the importance of vigilance and preparation to confront the enemies of the nation and people, warning against the danger of the Persian project carried by the Houthi group.

Al-Hamidi affirmed the commitment to moving forward in the national battle, regardless of the sacrifices, stating that "sacrifices are an honor for us and a crown on the head of everyone who gave and sacrificed and struggled for their religion, honor, dignity, republic, and the restoration of legitimacy."

He called on all Yemenis to unite to protect their revolution, republic, unity, constitution, and all national constants from the evil of this terrorist group. He urged "unity of ranks, unity of purpose, and marching together to uproot the Houthi terrorist group that has wronged every Yemeni."

For his part, Member of Parliament and Head of the Sana'a Resistance Council, Sheikh Mansour al-Hanq, greeted the crowds at the rally, praising their presence on all fronts and battlefields in defense of the revolution, republic, and equal citizenship.

Al-Hanq pointed to the ongoing "crimes of the Houthi group against all segments of the Yemeni people in areas under their control, and their attempts to impose a foreign, racist religious culture on Yemeni society, including the myth of "Wilaya" (divine rule), and their attempts to dominate the Yemeni people."

Al-Hanq emphasized that "the priority of the Sana'a resistance, in all its components, is to support the national army and security forces with money, lives, and children to protect the noble province of Marib and liberate the rest of the country."

He called on "every Yemeni inside and outside the country to support the armed forces and security forces to complete the liberation of the homeland and restore state institutions from the hands of the Houthi terrorist militia."

The parliamentarian expressed gratitude in his speech for "the continuous efforts of the member of the Presidential Leadership Council, Governor of Marib Governorate, Major General Sultan al-Arada, in serving the governorate, ensuring its security and stability, and contributing with the Leadership Council to defeat the coup and restore legitimacy."

The Head of the Sana'a Resistance Council called for "unifying efforts and directing the gun towards the Houthi terrorist group."