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Yemeni official hails armed forces' heroism in Bab Al-Mandab offensive

Yemeni Presidential Leadership Council member Abdullah Al-Alimi praised southern forces for their sacrifices in the battle to liberate Bab Al-Mandab.

Ajel News1 hour ago · 1 min read
Yemeni forces in Bab Al-Mandab battle

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Yemeni Presidential Leadership Council member Abdullah Al-Alimi said that the people and heroes of the south are writing shining chapters of heroism and sacrifice with their pure blood and great sacrifices in the battle to liberate Bab Al-Mandab from the Houthi militia. He recalled their enduring feats in resisting the militia, liberating the interim capital Aden and southern cities, and confronting blatant Iranian interference.

Al-Alimi added, according to the Yemeni Armed Forces Media Center via its account on X: "Our people, confident in your determination and steadfastness, are counting on you and all loyalists to move forward with unbreakable will and resolve, overcoming all difficulties to fulfill their aspirations of ending the Houthi coup, restoring the state and its institutions, and achieving security and stability. You are up to this challenge and these hopes."

Al-Alimi stressed that holding firm to principles and defending land and dignity is a pledge the heroes will never abandon. He expressed deep respect and admiration for these great sacrifices, and pride in the resilience and bravery of the fighters stationed from Bab Al-Mandab to all fronts of honor across Yemen.

The council member also expressed his deep appreciation and gratitude to the partners in the Coalition to Support Legitimacy, led by Saudi Arabia, for their support and sacrifices in aiding Yemen and its people. He affirmed that their stance has strengthened the bonds of brotherhood, and that these sacrifices have cemented a shared path where wills converge, efforts unite, and goals align to restore security and stability in Yemen and safeguard the region’s safety.

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