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SANAA, March 26 (Saba) – Leader of Revolution Sayyid Abdul Malik al-Houthi reaffirmed continuation of the Yemeni People's steadfastness to face Saudi-led aggression coalition.
In a speech he delivered to the nation to mark second year of steadfastness of the Yemeni people against the Saudi aggression's two-year-long war and economic blockade, the leader of the revolution called the Yemeni people to maintain the steadfastness and strengthen the national unity to beat the enemy Saudi aggression war.
"The achieving of freedom in this country and confronting aggression were the most important factors of steadfastness," leader al-Houthi said in his speech on the eve of March 26.
The leader stressed that the steadfastness and heroic stance of the Yemeni people have "surprised the enemy, who believed that the battle would be resolved and the country would be overrun as soon as possible."
"The passage of two years of aggression is an important sign and a great testimony for the great steadfastness of our Yemeni Muslim people," leader al-Houthi said.
"The aggression states used internationally-prohibited weapons and committed the most heinous war crimes in order to resolve the battle in two weeks or this month or the next month but they failed," the leader said.
Najat N.ZAK
Saba
SANAA, March 26 (Saba) – Leader of Revolution Sayyid Abdul Malik al-Houthi reaffirmed continuation of the Yemeni People's steadfastness to face Saudi-led aggression coalition.
In a speech he delivered to the nation to mark second year of steadfastness of the Yemeni people against the Saudi aggression's two-year-long war and economic blockade, the leader of the revolution called the Yemeni people to maintain the steadfastness and strengthen the national unity to beat the enemy Saudi aggression war.
"The achieving of freedom in this country and confronting aggression were the most important factors of steadfastness," leader al-Houthi said in his speech on the eve of March 26.
The leader stressed that the steadfastness and heroic stance of the Yemeni people have "surprised the enemy, who believed that the battle would be resolved and the country would be overrun as soon as possible."
"The passage of two years of aggression is an important sign and a great testimony for the great steadfastness of our Yemeni Muslim people," leader al-Houthi said.
"The aggression states used internationally-prohibited weapons and committed the most heinous war crimes in order to resolve the battle in two weeks or this month or the next month but they failed," the leader said.
Najat N.ZAK
Saba