Yemen's Presidential Leadership Council head, Rashad Al-Alimi, stated on Wednesday that the 'Fajr Yemen' operation will continue until state institutions are restored and the country is fully liberated. Al-Alimi emphasized that the Yemeni armed forces, security, and resistance will continue to perform their duties. The operation aims to restore state institutions and complete the liberation of Yemen.
Al-Alimi made these remarks during a meeting with the leadership of the National Bloc of Parties and political components. He highlighted that parties and political components are essential partners in the political, popular, and media fronts. The restoration of the state is a shared national responsibility, not solely the task of the armed forces.
The meeting discussed the latest national developments and ways to enhance the response of political forces to the requirements of the current stage. The parties' role in supporting state institutions and mobilizing the political and societal fronts was also discussed. This comes as the 'Fajr Yemen' operation has begun.
The operation marks a new phase in the process of restoring state institutions and liberating the remaining Yemeni territories, including the capital Sana'a. Al-Alimi stressed that the battle requires a cohesive political, popular, and media front. This front should work to raise citizens' morale, enhance trust in the state, and counter misleading information.
Al-Alimi called on parties and political components to activate their presence and branches in the provinces. He urged them to strengthen their connection with local communities, contribute to addressing citizens' issues, and maintain communication channels with their cadres and supporters in areas under militia control.
The Yemeni government's forces have announced their control over the city of Al-Mukha after intense clashes with the Houthi militia. Al-Alimi announced the launch of a military operation to restore the remaining Yemeni territories. The operation aims to liberate all Yemeni lands and restore state institutions.
Al-Alimi emphasized that the military operations may witness progress in some fronts and temporary complexities in others. However, the direction and goals of the state will not change, which are to restore Sana'a and extend state control over all Yemeni territories. He expressed confidence that the goals will be achieved, and Yemen will be liberated.
Key points
- The 'Fajr Yemen' operation will continue until state institutions are restored.
- The Yemeni armed forces, security, and resistance will continue to perform their duties.
- The restoration of the state is a shared national responsibility.
