March of unity
Yemeni people have taken to streets to in Bab al-Yemen district of the capital, Sana’a, to condemn Saudi aggression against their country and voice their support for resistance.
Yemeni protesters chanted slogans against Saudi regime, in favor of Houthi movement’s Ansarullah revolutionaries.
Similar demonstrations were also held in Yemen’s cities of Ta’izz and Amran with protesters calling for the boycott of goods made by countries engaged in Saudi-led aggression of Yemen.
Protesters also chanted slogans against the US, Israel, and Saudi regime describing Saudi regime as an ally of Israel, which is implementing US-Israeli agenda.
The demonstrators called on all people around the world to condemn the barbaric Saudi aggression, urging all global organizations and entities to do their responsibility against the Saudi aggression.
One demonstrator grabbed the microphone and cried, “Where are the free people of the world? Where are the free people of Saudi Arabia to come out to protest against their government atrocities?”
The demonstrators said they will stand together to defend the unity of Yemen and the sovereignty of their nation.
“From Sana’a to Qatif, the revolution will not stop,” they chanted, referring to the city of Qatif in eastern Saudi Arabia.
“This million-man turnout come in order to declare to the world that we are not afraid of any incursion, we resort to God, the God will give us victory, God rewards he whom he wants,” a protester said.
Calling for popular mobilization against Saudi aggression against Yemen, the protesters also condemned international silence over Saudi crimes in their country.
They also asked for international probe into unauthorized Saudi aggression of Yemen.
Senior members of the Ansarullah movement, which currently controls most parts of Yemen, read statements to the demonstrators, ensuring them that Saudi Arabia will certainly pay for its attacks on Yemen.
They said the Saudi war on Yemen is against all ethical and Islamic principles.
“It is shedding the bloods of Yemenis without taking into consideration any ethics, any humanitarian principle,” a Houthi official told the gathering, adding that instead of targeting people and civilian infrastructure, the Saudi-led attacks should have been focused on the Palestinian cause and targeted the Israeli regime.
Another Houthi member said that the Yemenis are not frightened by the ongoing attacks, saying that they will stand against the Saudis with steadfastness.