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Yemeni Shura Council adviser hails Saudi, coalition support for armed forces

Mohammed Balfakhr urges unity behind Yemen's leadership and military, praising Saudi and coalition backing as vital for restoring the state.

Yemeni Shura Council adviser hails Saudi, coalition support for armed forces

President Rashad Al-Alimi expressed satisfaction with the military progress in Taiz and Bab Al-Mandab during discussions with military commanders. He emphasized the crucial role of the Saudi-led Coalition in supporting Operation Dawn of Yemen, which aims to restore state institutions, liberate Sanaa, and end the Houthi militia's coup.

The operation began on Monday and has already yielded significant achievements in the western coast, including the recapture of strategic areas in Dhubab and Bab Al-Mandab. President Al-Alimi praised the bravery of the armed forces and popular resistance while stressing the importance of adhering to the law and military discipline.

He urged citizens in Houthi-controlled areas to avoid joining the fighting and to return safely, encouraging those misled into militias to lay down their arms. The president reaffirmed that Operation Dawn of Yemen will continue until state institutions are restored and Sanaa is liberated, highlighting the importance of protecting civilians and property while upholding the values of the republic and the rule of law.

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