Vigil by oil employees in Hodeida in solidarity with Palestine and denouncing American-British aggression against Yemen

Oil Company branch Employees and its affiliated facilities in Hodeida province organized a stand in solidarity with the people and the Palestinian resistance and to denounce the American-British aggression against Yemen. The participants in the rally, which was led by the company's branch manager, Adnan Al-Jarmouzi, and his two deputies, Abdel Sattar Zaafour and Hani Alawi, raised the Palestinian, Yemeni flags ,slogans supporting and congratulating the operations of the armed forces in the Red Sea to support the Palestinian people. They considered the American-British aggression against Yemen a real threat to international navigation and trade, and an insistence on igniting conflict in the Arab region, denouncing the silence of Arab regimes and their continued inaction towards the war crimes committed by the Zionist entity in Gaza Strip and the occupied territories. The employees of the oil company branch renewed their absolute authorization and support for all the directives announced by the revolution l eader , Sayyed Abdul-Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, expressing pride in all his sincere positions that are consistent with the demands of the Yemeni people who express them in the mass marches and the continuous momentum of million-man solidarity. The statement affirmed that the Yemeni people will continue their firm, supportive and growing stance with the Palestinians and fight the battle of the promised conquest and holy jihad with America, the Great Satan. It stressed the importance of continuing activities, events, and solidarity marches, declaring the mobilization, and readiness to prepare for the ongoing battle with the American, Israeli, and Western enemy until the promised conquest is achieved, pointing out that the American-British aggression will only increase the Yemeni people's faith and insistence on their faith and principled position in supporting occupied Palestine. Source: Yemen News Agency