Hodeida - Saba:
Hodeida governor Abdullah Atifi, alongside Hodeida first undersecreary Ahmed al-Bishri and Hodeida undersecretaries Mohammed Halisi and Ali Kabari, on Friday visited wounded soldiers and security personnel at various hospitals, security sites, and military facilities to celebrate Eid al-Adha.
Their visits included the West Coast Medical Complex, the Governorate Security Administration, Coast Guard units at Hodeida Port, and locations on al-Khamasin Street and the Martyrs' Cemetery. The officials conveyed Eid greetings from the Revolution Leader and the President of the Supreme Political Council.
Governor Atifi emphasized that these visits express deep pride in the sacrifices of the wounded and frontline guards whose steadfastness has brought glory and achieved national liberation. He stressed that supporting the wounded is a national duty, affirming the leadership's commitment to their needs. The Governor noted the high morale among the soldiers, which he believes signifies unwavering faith in the national cause.
Al-Bishri reiterated the visit as a minimal duty to those who sacrificed for the nation, highlighting that the leadership's presence conveys loyalty to the Mujahideen and a commitment to cleansing national territory. Deputy Halisi affirmed that Eid is a time to remember the sacrifices of soldiers and the patience of the wounded.
During these visits, which included key security and military officials, Eid gifts and money were distributed to the wounded and soldiers as a token of appreciation for their dedication and steadfastness. The governor and deputies also visited the Martyrs' Cemetery to honor the fallen, vowing to continue the struggle until complete victory.
Hodeida governor Abdullah Atifi, alongside Hodeida first undersecreary Ahmed al-Bishri and Hodeida undersecretaries Mohammed Halisi and Ali Kabari, on Friday visited wounded soldiers and security personnel at various hospitals, security sites, and military facilities to celebrate Eid al-Adha.
Their visits included the West Coast Medical Complex, the Governorate Security Administration, Coast Guard units at Hodeida Port, and locations on al-Khamasin Street and the Martyrs' Cemetery. The officials conveyed Eid greetings from the Revolution Leader and the President of the Supreme Political Council.
Governor Atifi emphasized that these visits express deep pride in the sacrifices of the wounded and frontline guards whose steadfastness has brought glory and achieved national liberation. He stressed that supporting the wounded is a national duty, affirming the leadership's commitment to their needs. The Governor noted the high morale among the soldiers, which he believes signifies unwavering faith in the national cause.
Al-Bishri reiterated the visit as a minimal duty to those who sacrificed for the nation, highlighting that the leadership's presence conveys loyalty to the Mujahideen and a commitment to cleansing national territory. Deputy Halisi affirmed that Eid is a time to remember the sacrifices of soldiers and the patience of the wounded.
During these visits, which included key security and military officials, Eid gifts and money were distributed to the wounded and soldiers as a token of appreciation for their dedication and steadfastness. The governor and deputies also visited the Martyrs' Cemetery to honor the fallen, vowing to continue the struggle until complete victory.
