Sana'a - Saba:
The Anti-Aggression Political Parties and Forces Alliance emphasized that Yemen's leadership, army and people will remain free and independent, continuing to support the Palestinian resistance and the causes of the nation in general, ready to confront all attempts by enemies to undermine its orientations and positions.
In a statement on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the Day of National Steadfastness received by the Yemeni News Agency (Saba), the Alliance of Anti-Aggression Parties saluted the Yemeni people who stood like a tall mountain in the face of the most aggressive coalition known to the region, led by Saudi Arabia and the UAE, with direct American, British and Israeli support.
"The aggression that began on March 26, 2015, under the slogan "Decisive Storm", under the illusion that Yemen is a tasty morsel and that Sana'a will fall within weeks, but with the will of God, the wisdom of the leader and the steadfastness of Yemenis, that storm turned into a "nightmare of despair", as the aggression failed to break the will of the Yemenis or subjugate them," the statement said.
"The aggression has made us stronger and tougher, as the enemies staggered under the blows of our ballistic missiles and drones, which extended from Riyadh and Abu Dhabi to the depth of the Red and Arabian seas and the cities and coasts of occupied Palestine," he added.
The statement touched on the historic transformations achieved by Yemen during these years, as it moved militarily from defense to offense and possessed missile and air capabilities that enhance deterrence and threaten the interests of the aggression countries; politically, it strengthened its regional and international presence, especially through supporting and supporting the Palestinian people through the operations of the Red and Arab Bahrain and targeting the occupying entity; economically, despite the blockade, Yemen was able to achieve steadfastness, launch self-sufficiency projects and promote social solidarity through various paths.
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