Jawf - Saba:
The agricultural sector in Jawf province on Wednesday organized a popular armed display and combat maneuver for the graduates of the first batch of "al-Aqsa Flood" course.
The graduates consisted of employees from the General Administration and sector branches in the governorate's directorates and agricultural associations.
The display and maneuver, involving 450 graduates, were held under the slogan: "And prepare against them whatever you are able of power and of steeds of war by which you may terrify the enemy of Allah and your enemy." This event is part of efforts to enhance readiness for the ongoing battle of "the promised conquest and holy jihad."
The participants in the event raised slogans of freedom and resistance, signaling their commitment to confront any aggression by those seeking to destroy Yemen’s agricultural and military sectors. They demonstrated their proficiency in using light and medium weapons and their ability to target virtual enemy sites, showcasing their readiness to defend the homeland.
The graduates emphasized their dedication to the principled stand in defending Yemen and supporting the Palestinian cause. They also expressed their gratitude for the success of the course and their continued preparedness to defend the nation’s sovereignty and national gains.
During the event, attended by the province's mobilization official, Jarallah bin Shama, and the agricultural sector official, Mahdi al-Dhamin, al-Dhamin stated that the U.S. efforts to label Ansarullah as a terrorist organization would not yield results.
He reaffirmed that the spirit of resistance remains strong and will only grow in determination, underscoring that Jawf’s agricultural workers are ready to face any threat.
Al-Dhamin also confirmed the agricultural sector's readiness to contribute to both development and military efforts, fully supporting the legacy of martyr President Saleh al-Sammad under the slogan "A hand protects... and a hand builds," striving towards the achievement of their goals.
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