The President of the Leadership Council follows updates on “Fajr Yemen” and praises the victories of the armed forces and coalition support.

- President Alimi monitors updates on the "Fajr Yemen" operation and military progress.
- He praises armed forces and popular resistance for recent victories against Houthi militias.
- The President calls on citizens in Houthi-controlled areas to resist recruitment efforts.
- Alimi honors fallen soldiers and wishes for the speedy recovery of the injured.
President Alimi Monitors Updates on “Fajr Yemen” Operation
On Tuesday, President Dr. Rashad Mohammed Alimi, Chairman of the Presidential Leadership Council and Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces, followed the latest developments in the “Fajr Yemen” operation. He noted the victories achieved by the armed forces, military formations, and popular resistance across several combat fronts, with significant support from the brothers in the Coalition to Support Legitimacy.
Military Briefings on Operational Progress
President Alimi received briefings from Defense Minister Lieutenant General Taher Al-Aqeeli and Chief of General Staff, Joint Operations Commander Lieutenant General Sagheer Bin Aziz. They discussed the progress of military operations, the current field situation, and the level of readiness and coordination among various forces and formations to implement the approved plans.
Recognition of Armed Forces’ Achievements
The President praised the victories accomplished by the armed forces and all military formations, as well as the popular resistance over the past hours. He commended the bravery and high efficiency demonstrated by their heroes and leaders in managing the battle and inflicting heavy losses on the Iranian-backed terrorist militias.
Ongoing Operation and Houthi Challenges
The briefings confirmed that the “Fajr Yemen” operation continues to meet its objectives and approved plans. Attempts by Houthi militias to deploy more recruits to the battlefronts will not alter the course of the conflict. Instead, these efforts reveal the extent of their depletion and their ongoing need to compensate for human and field losses.
Call to Citizens in Houthi-Controlled Areas
The President urged citizens in areas under Houthi control to resist the recruitment campaigns led by the group. He emphasized that they should not allow the militia to involve their children in losing battles. He asserted that the only option for militia members is to lay down their arms and take advantage of the opportunity for a safe return.
Assurance of Military Strength and Progress
President Alimi reassured the Yemeni people that the armed forces and all military formations are steadfastly engaged in their battle across various fronts. The progress they achieve and the resilience they display confirm that the initiative now lies with the state and its armed forces, paving the way to end the coup and the prolonged humanitarian suffering.
Tribute to Frontline Heroes
He specifically praised the leaders, officers, and soldiers stationed at the frontlines, who are writing remarkable epics in defense of the republican system and their military duty.
Honoring the Fallen and Wishing Recovery for the Injured
President Alimi expressed his condolences for the souls of the martyrs from the armed forces, security, and all military formations, as well as the popular resistance. He wished for the swift recovery of the injured, affirming that these precious sacrifices are what today creates the new dawn of Yemen. He stated that they will remain a debt owed by the state and a foundation for the victory that all Yemenis aspire to achieve.
Appreciation for Coalition Support
The President highly valued the comprehensive support provided by the brothers in the Coalition to Support Legitimacy to the armed forces and the Yemeni people. He affirmed that this support represents an extension of the steadfast brotherly stance alongside the Yemeni people, their legitimate leadership, and their aspirations for security, stability, and peace.
Meeting Attendance
The meeting included the Director of the Supreme Commander’s Office, Major General Ahmed Al-Aqeeli, along with several military leaders.
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