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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.

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

Yemen's Presidential Leadership Council member Abdullah Al-Alimi commended the southern military forces for their bravery and sacrifices in the fight to regain control of Bab Al-Mandab from the Houthis. Al-Alimi emphasized that the people and warriors of the south are creating heroic and selfless stories through their blood and great sacrifices in liberating the area.

He reminisced about their unyielding resistance against the militia, the reclaiming of the interim capital Aden and other southern cities, and their confrontation with Iran's meddling. Al-Alimi also remarked, "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." He further highlighted that upholding principles and defending their homeland and dignity is a vow these heroes will never break. Al-Alimi expressed profound respect for these sacrifices, complimenting the resilience and courage of the fighters from Bab Al-Mandab to all other fronts of honor in Yemen.

He also extended his heartfelt thanks to the Coalition to Support Legitimacy, led by Saudi Arabia, for their aid and sacrifices in supporting Yemen and its population. Al-Alimi affirmed that this support has strengthened the bond of brotherhood and that their sacrifices have forged a shared path where intentions converge, efforts unite, and objectives align to restore safety and stability in Yemen and protect the region's well-being.

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