HAJJAH - SABA: Al-Mahabisha district in Hajjah province on Monday witnessed a significant mobilization event, celebrating the tenth anniversary of the September 21 Revolution.
The event featured a display by the Mobilization Forces, with participation from 1,500 graduates of open military courses from the local community and various government branches.
During the event, participants chanted slogans opposing the Zionist, American, and British adversaries, emphasizing their commitment to steadfastness and the preservation of the gains achieved since the revolution.
The display highlighted the revolutionary spirit of the people of Al-Mahabisha and their readiness to join the Yemeni armed forces in the fight for liberation and holy jihad.
Province undersecretary Zaid al-Hakim praised the strong turnout and the community's commitment to supporting Palestine and Gaza.
He urged continued mobilization in the spirit of the September 21 Revolution, reviewing its accomplishments across military, security, political, social, and cultural domains.
Al-Hakim called for ongoing recruitment for military courses to prepare for the battles ahead, reinforcing the importance of defending honor and dignity under the leadership of Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi.
In Qafl Shammar, a popular parade was held for graduates of military courses, named al-Aqsa Flood, in solidarity with the Palestinian and Lebanese peoples.
Participants reaffirmed their readiness to support the Yemeni Armed Forces and the Axis of Resistance in the struggle to liberate Palestine, while also committing to uphold the achievements of the September 21 revolution, which they believe restored pride and freedom to Yemen.
The event featured a display by the Mobilization Forces, with participation from 1,500 graduates of open military courses from the local community and various government branches.
During the event, participants chanted slogans opposing the Zionist, American, and British adversaries, emphasizing their commitment to steadfastness and the preservation of the gains achieved since the revolution.
The display highlighted the revolutionary spirit of the people of Al-Mahabisha and their readiness to join the Yemeni armed forces in the fight for liberation and holy jihad.
Province undersecretary Zaid al-Hakim praised the strong turnout and the community's commitment to supporting Palestine and Gaza.
He urged continued mobilization in the spirit of the September 21 Revolution, reviewing its accomplishments across military, security, political, social, and cultural domains.
Al-Hakim called for ongoing recruitment for military courses to prepare for the battles ahead, reinforcing the importance of defending honor and dignity under the leadership of Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi.
In Qafl Shammar, a popular parade was held for graduates of military courses, named al-Aqsa Flood, in solidarity with the Palestinian and Lebanese peoples.
Participants reaffirmed their readiness to support the Yemeni Armed Forces and the Axis of Resistance in the struggle to liberate Palestine, while also committing to uphold the achievements of the September 21 revolution, which they believe restored pride and freedom to Yemen.
