Council member Othman Majali checks on the health of the commander of the Seventh Emergency Brigade and several wounded soldiers.

Member of the Presidential Leadership Council Visits Injured Soldiers

Member of the Presidential Leadership Council, Sheikh Othman Majali, visited the King Khalid Hospital in Najran, Saudi Arabia, to check on the health of several injured military personnel. This included Major Mujahid Al-Ghalisi, commander of the Seventh Emergency Brigade, and Major Yasser Thawaba, commander of the Third Emergency Brigade, along with other wounded heroes from the Second, Fourth, and Seventh Emergency Brigades.

Hospital Visit and Health Updates

During the visit, Majali received a briefing from the hospital administration regarding the health conditions of the injured soldiers. He learned about the medical care they receive, the progress in their treatment programs, and the improvements in their health status. Some soldiers have recovered and completed their treatment phases, allowing them to return to their normal lives and continue their national duties alongside their comrades in the fields of honor and dignity.

Commitment to Wounded Soldiers

Majali emphasized that the President of the Presidential Leadership Council and its members pay special attention to the wounded military personnel. They closely monitor their health conditions and needs, recognizing their national sacrifices. This commitment aims to provide necessary care in gratitude for their efforts in defending the republic and national principles in the Yemenis’ major battle to restore their state and end the Iranian-backed Houthi coup.

Appreciation for Saudi Support

Majali expressed his deep appreciation and gratitude to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, under the leadership of King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz, and Minister of Defense Prince Khalid bin Salman bin Abdulaziz. He acknowledged their generous support for the Yemeni armed forces and their humanitarian efforts to alleviate the suffering of the wounded and assist them at various stages.

Solidarity and Support for Yemen

Majali praised Saudi Arabia’s fraternal stance and its generous support for the Yemeni people across various fields. He highlighted the bonds of religion, brotherhood, neighborhood, and shared destiny, emphasizing the Kingdom’s commitment to Yemen’s security, stability, and the safety of its people. He also noted Saudi Arabia’s support in confronting the Houthi project backed by the Iranian regime, which poses a threat to Yemen, the region, and international navigation.

Message to the Injured Soldiers

In his conversation with the injured soldiers, Majali stated, “Your sacrifices, wounds, and the blood of the noble martyrs represent medals of honor and pride in the battle to defend the republic, the sovereignty of the homeland, and the dignity of the Yemeni people. You are the first line of defense against the Houthi enemy. With you and your colleagues in the field, we will reclaim the remaining provinces and cleanse them of the Houthi contaminants and their allies.”

He added, “What we have witnessed in you is high morale and steadfast determination, reflecting your resolve and that of your brothers in the armed forces and the Yemeni people to restore state institutions, end the Houthi coup, and champion the republican project, regardless of the sacrifices and challenges.”

Conclusion of the Visit

At the end of the visit, Majali wished the injured soldiers a speedy recovery and paid tribute to the souls of the noble martyrs. He affirmed that the sacrifices of the armed forces will always be appreciated and honored. He stated that true loyalty to these sacrifices lies in continuing the work until the aspirations of the Yemeni people to restore their state, establish security and stability, and begin reconstruction and development are achieved, while eradicating extremism and terrorism practiced by the Houthi militias and terrorist organizations, including ISIS and Al-Qaeda.

Accompanying him during the visit were the Governor of Saada Province, Major Turki Qamsha, and several leaders and officers from various emergency brigades.

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