The Chief of Staff of the Yemeni Army, Lieutenant General Saghir bin Aziz, said that the Yemeni people “are on a date with victory, and the final elimination of the Houthi militias supported by Iran in this battle.”

He pointed to The real leader of the Houthi battle is the terrorist called Hassan Erlo (Iran’s ambassador to the Houthi militia, or the so-called Iranian military ruler in Sanaa), stressing that the Houthis are nothing but a tool to implement Iran’s destructive project in Yemen and the Arab world.

*) In addition, Aziz reiterated that “Yemen is not concerned about the Houthi gang, as the army is on the lookout for them and will achieve victory,” noting that the National Army “succeeded in removing the Houthi mice from their hideouts into an open battle to eliminate them.” According to his statements to the Yemen Satellite Channel.

The battle of all Yemenis

Bin Aziz pointed out that “our battle today is not a battle of a group of people, party, group or region. Rather, it is a battle of all Yemenis against the Iranian terrorist Houthi movement that wants to extricate the Yemenis from their Yemeni-Arab identity. ”

He called on“ the Yemeni tribes that have realized the truth of the Houthis from Marib to Shabwa, Abyan, Taiz, Aden, Hodeidah, Saada, Al-Jawf and all free Yemen to stand together to participate in achieving victory. ”

The Chief of Staff of the Yemeni Army addressed the tribes in the Houthi-controlled areas, saying:“ To our people in Houthi-controlled areas, do not participate in the destruction of Yemen and your Yemeni brothers fighting for the Houthi, who He wants you to be his slaves and servants to the Iranian project. ”

He stressed that“ the Yemeni people will not accept that the Houthi militias make them affiliated with Iran, ”noting that“ the terrorist Houthi movement supported by Iran has been spreading rumors, misinformation and lying to the people. Al-Yemeni since its inception. ”

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