Sana'a - Saba: Mohammed Abdul Salam, head of the national negotiating delegation, expressed on Saturday his profound condolences and sympathy following the martyrdom of Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, the Secretary-General of Hezbollah.
In a tweet on "X" platform, Abdulsalam extended his deepest condolences to Hezbollah and global liberation movements, calling Nasrallah’s death a "huge loss."
He praised Nasrallah as a "brave mujahid" who has few equals in contemporary history, adding that Nasrallah had achieved his long-sought wish — martyrdom — after decades of leadership in the resistance.
Abdulsalam emphasized that under Nasrallah's wise leadership, Israel and its allies faced successive defeats, and he vowed that Nasrallah's blood would become a "curse" haunting the Zionist entity until its eventual destruction.
He further honored Nasrallah as a unique leader of the world’s greatest liberation movement, noting that his journey had culminated in martyrdom, a victory for the resistance.
Abdulsalam remarked that Nasrallah’s death would not weaken the resolve of his comrades, but instead serve to strengthen their determination to continue the path of resistance and jihad until final victory is achieved.
In his concluding remarks, Abdulsalam emphasized that Nasrallah’s life had been defined by victories, and that he closed his life of struggle with the ultimate victory of martyrdom.
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