Vigils were organized across several districts in Hajjah Governorate to express solidarity with Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, leader of the revolution, and to celebrate a recent security achievement in uncovering an American-Zionist spy network. Participants gathered in al-Hawarith, Bani Rizq, Nisaa, and Kaaidena to reaffirm their unwavering support for the leader's decisions in confronting enemies, backing the steadfast resistance in Gaza, and implementing necessary reforms and changes. Praising the security services for exposing the spy network, vigil attendees condemned attempts to destabilize Yemen's national economy and social fabric. They called for continued efforts to uncover remaining agents, traitors, and corrupt individuals, pledging their support to security services in safeguarding national sovereignty and supporting al-Aqsa. Statements issued during the vigils hailed the resilience of the Palestinian people and commended joint operations by Yemeni armed forces and Iraqi resistance , which inflicted significant losses on the Zionist-American alliance. Emphasis was placed on expanding such operations to further protect national interests. Residents of Washha, Kaaidena, and Maghreb expressed readiness to participate in what they described as a sacred duty of jihad under the leadership of Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, viewing it as a moral and humanitarian obligation. The vigils underscored a unified stance in defense of land, honor, and religious values, resonating with a broader sentiment of national unity and determination in the face of external threats. Source: Yemen News Agency
Vigils held in Hajjah in support of leader of revolution, security achievement
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