Prime Minister Dr. Sha’if Mohsen Al-Zandani stated that the current phase, amid rapid developments on the battlefronts, requires the highest levels of vigilance, readiness, and effective management of confrontations. He emphasized the need to restore state institutions and assert control over all national territory while ending the Iranian-backed Houthi coup. The Prime Minister highlighted that supporting the armed forces and security agencies ranks as a top priority for the government.
This statement came during a meeting held on Thursday in the temporary capital, Aden, with several sheikhs, military leaders, and social figures from Ibb Governorate. The attendees reviewed the latest field developments and the implications of Houthi escalation, as well as the requirements for liberating the governorate from Houthi militia control.
Dr. Al-Zandani welcomed the sheikhs and leaders from Ibb, praising the contributions of the people of the governorate in defending the republic and state institutions. He affirmed that Ibb, with its history, status, and citizens, remains integral to the national battle. The voices and national stances of its people form a crucial part of the struggle to restore the state and build Yemen’s future.
The Prime Minister explained that recent field developments necessitate a realistic and responsible approach. He urged the need to learn from the ongoing confrontations to enhance readiness, address shortcomings, and improve support mechanisms. He noted that battles should not be measured by the outcome of a single day or a change in position but rather by the forces’ ability to endure, take initiative, and regain control of the battlefield.
Dr. Al-Zandani pointed out that the recent Houthi escalation, which included targeting civilians, displaced persons’ camps, and vital facilities, reaffirms that the militia pursues a project that extends beyond Yemen’s borders. He indicated that the Houthis operate under an Iranian agenda, using Yemen’s territory and strategic location to serve regional objectives and threaten regional security and international navigation. He confirmed that the government is working from the temporary capital, Aden, to manage the repercussions of this escalation across military, security, political, economic, and humanitarian aspects, taking necessary actions based on the evolving situation.
The Prime Minister praised the resilience and bravery of the valiant heroes on various battlefronts, expressing condolences for the souls of the martyrs who fell while fulfilling their duty. He prayed for God’s mercy upon them and for the swift recovery of the wounded and injured, affirming that their sacrifices deserve appreciation and loyalty.
In response, the sheikhs, military leaders, and social figures from Ibb affirmed their support for the government’s efforts and their full readiness to engage in the battle to liberate the governorate from Houthi militia control.
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