Hundreds of Yemeni protesters in Taiz Governorate today (Thursday) demanded the lifting of the Houthi siege imposed on their governorate and the completion of the liberation battle, supporting the decisions and directions of the political leadership headed by the Chairman of the Presidential Leadership Council, Dr. Rashad Muhammad Al-Alimi.

The protesters announced during their march through the streets today their commitment to the republican project, the restoration of state institutions, and the end of the coup, affirming that Taiz will remain at the forefront in defense of the republic and national constants.

Participating in the demonstrations were Taiz Governor Nabil Shamsan, local authority leaders, civil society organizations, dignitaries, and various community components, who confirmed, in a statement, their full support for what was mentioned in the speech of the Chairman of the Presidential Leadership Council, considering it a national roadmap for restoring state institutions, preserving national sovereignty, ending the coup, and alleviating the suffering of the Yemeni people.

The statement reiterated support for all measures taken by the Presidential Leadership Council and the government to protect Yemen's sovereignty and rejected any attempts to impose a fait accompli outside state institutions. It also announced the participants' support for resuming oil exports as a national step to restore the state's sovereign resources, enabling it to pay salaries, improve services, and support the national economy.

The statement emphasized that Taiz Governorate, which has been under continuous siege for years, is the truest witness to the false claims of the Houthi militia regarding the 'siege,' pointing out that the militia has closed main roads, targeted civilians with shelling and sniping, and committed widespread violations against the people of the governorate.

The statement pointed to the pivotal role of Taiz Governorate in adopting the comprehensive national project, as the living national conscience and the fortress on whose walls projects of tyranny have shattered, affirming that it will remain at the forefront until the restoration of state institutions, the end of the coup, and the extension of the republic's authority over all national territory.

The statement called for uniting the national ranks and rallying around the political leadership, the armed forces, and security agencies, making the liberation battle a collective national goal, affirming that the unity of the republican ranks represents the true guarantee for protecting Yemen and thwarting sectarian and racist projects.

The protesters expressed, in their statement, the appreciation of the people of the governorate for the positions of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, led by the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman bin Abdulaziz and Crown Prince and Prime Minister Prince Mohammed bin Salman, for their supportive and generous efforts in various political, economic, developmental, and humanitarian fields, and for alleviating the suffering of Yemenis and all efforts aimed at restoring the state and achieving peace.

The statement called on the international community to take a firmer stance towards the terrorist Houthi militia and to dry up its funding and armament sources, affirming the readiness of the gathered crowds to contribute to the battle of restoring the state and ending the coup.

The protesters renewed their pledge to continue the struggle until the completion of liberation and the achievement of a just peace based on restoring state institutions and its sovereignty over all national territory.

The people of Taiz condemned the continued interference of the Iranian regime in Yemeni affairs and its political and military support for the Houthi militia, considering that a flagrant violation of the sovereignty of the Yemeni Republic and a direct threat to the security of Yemen and the region, to the freedom of international navigation, and to international peace and security.

Hundreds of Yemeni protesters in Taiz Governorate demanded today (Thursday) the lifting of the Houthi siege imposed on their governorate and the continuation of the liberation battle, supporting the decisions and directions of the political leadership headed by the Chairman of the Presidential Leadership Council, Dr. Rashad Muhammad Al-Alimi.

The protesters announced during their march through the streets today their commitment to the republican project, the restoration of state institutions, and the end of the coup, affirming that Taiz will remain at the forefront in defense of the republic and national constants.

Participating in the demonstrations were Taiz Governor Nabil Shamsan, local authority leaders, civil society organizations, dignitaries, and various community components, who confirmed, in a statement, their full support for what was mentioned in the speech of the Chairman of the Presidential Leadership Council, considering it a national roadmap for restoring state institutions, preserving national sovereignty, ending the coup, and alleviating the suffering of the Yemeni people.

The statement reiterated support for all measures taken by the Presidential Leadership Council and the government to protect Yemen's sovereignty and rejected any attempts to impose a fait accompli outside state institutions. It also announced the participants' support for resuming oil exports as a national step to restore the state's sovereign resources, enabling it to pay salaries, improve services, and support the national economy.

The statement emphasized that Taiz Governorate, which has been under continuous siege for years, is the truest witness to the false claims of the Houthi militia regarding the "siege," pointing out that the militia has closed main roads, targeted civilians with shelling and sniping, and committed widespread violations against the people of the governorate.

The statement called for uniting the national ranks and rallying around the political leadership, the armed forces, and security agencies, making the liberation battle a collective national goal, affirming that the unity of the republican ranks represents the true guarantee for protecting Yemen and thwarting sectarian and racist projects.

The protesters expressed, in their statement, the appreciation of the people of the governorate for the positions of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, led by the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman bin Abdulaziz and Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman, for their supportive and generous efforts in various political, economic, developmental, and humanitarian fields, and for alleviating the suffering of Yemenis and all efforts aimed at restoring the state and achieving peace.

The statement called on the international community to take a firmer stance towards the terrorist Houthi militia and to dry up its funding and armament sources, affirming the readiness of the gathered crowds to contribute to the battle of restoring the state and ending the coup.

The protesters renewed their pledge to continue the struggle until the completion of liberation and the achievement of a just peace based on restoring state institutions and its sovereignty over all national territory.

The people of Taiz condemned the continued interference of the Iranian regime in Yemeni affairs and its political and military support for the Houthi militia, considering that a flagrant violation of the sovereignty of the Yemeni Republic and a direct threat to the security of Yemen and the region, to the freedom of international navigation, and to international peace and security.