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The Chairman of the Presidential Leadership Council calls for a united national effort to restore state institutions and end the coup.

President Alimi Calls for National Unity to Restore State Institutions

A Call to Action for the Yemeni People

In a powerful address, President Dr. Rashad Mohammed Alimi, the head of the Presidential Leadership Council and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, urged all Yemeni citizens to rally around the state project. He emphasized the importance of supporting the armed forces and security agencies in their mission to restore state institutions and end the Houthi coup. President Alimi stated that the time has come to put an end to the suffering caused by the Houthi terrorist militia.

Resuming Oil Exports for National Benefit

In his statement, President Alimi announced the immediate resumption of oil exports. He pledged that the revenues would serve the citizens across the country, focusing on fulfilling the state’s basic obligations, including salary payments, improving services, and enhancing economic stability. He stressed that Yemen’s wealth should benefit all its citizens rather than remain hostage to militia adventures and extortion.

Commitment to Peace Amidst Ongoing Challenges

The President reaffirmed that the state has never ceased its pursuit of peace and alleviating the citizens’ suffering. However, he criticized the Houthi militia for escalating tensions and rejecting humanitarian initiatives. He expressed confidence that, just as Yemenis previously triumphed for the republic, they would now succeed in restoring the state and permanently closing the chapter on the coup.

The Consequences of the Houthi Coup

President Alimi highlighted that the ongoing tragedy faced by Yemenis is not a predetermined fate but a direct result of the Houthi coup. He accused the militia of exploiting the citizens’ suffering to serve Iranian agendas and dragging Yemen into regional conflicts. He called on citizens in areas under Houthi control to unite around the state and the republic, which he described as the only guarantee for security, stability, and a brighter future for all Yemenis.

A Historical Perspective on the Houthi Actions

In his address, President Alimi reflected on the past years, stating that the Houthi militia has failed to build schools or hospitals, protect citizens, or create hope. Instead, they have caused death, recruited children, destroyed homes, and confiscated humanitarian aid. He condemned their actions as systematic oppression against tribes that have historically supported the republic.

The State’s Efforts for Peace

Despite the challenges, the state has consistently sought ways to ease the citizens’ suffering. President Alimi noted that the government has proposed numerous initiatives and opened doors for peace. They have also worked to ensure the safe operation of Sana’a Airport for citizens. However, he criticized the militia for rejecting these efforts, revealing their true intentions to serve their leadership rather than the public.

A Call for Unity Against Houthi Manipulation

President Alimi urged the Yemeni people not to be deceived by the militia’s propaganda. He warned against sending their children to fuel the militia’s futile wars. He emphasized that the time has come for Yemen to reclaim its state and restore dignity to its citizens.

Mobilizing Support for the Armed Forces

The President called on all Yemeni citizens, tribes, national forces, youth, women, and all free individuals to support the armed forces and security agencies in their national duty to protect the republic and restore state institutions. He reiterated that the government has exercised maximum restraint despite the militia’s attacks on vital oil facilities, which threaten the national economy.

Resuming Oil Exports for Economic Recovery

In light of the ongoing humanitarian crisis, the government has requested urgent support from Saudi Arabia to stabilize the national budget. The Saudi leadership responded positively, demonstrating solidarity in restoring Yemen’s recovery. President Alimi announced the resumption of oil exports, directing revenues to serve the Yemeni people and fulfill the state’s obligations.

A Vision for the Future

President Alimi concluded his address by calling for unity among the Yemeni people. He stressed that there can be no future for Yemen under armed groups, no security with the coup, and no peace with a project based on perpetual war. He expressed his confidence in the Yemeni people and their armed forces, believing that Yemen can once again triumph for the state and close the painful chapter of the coup.

Final Thoughts

In his closing remarks, President Alimi honored the martyrs, wished for the healing of the wounded, and called for the freedom of detainees. He expressed his hope for a free and dignified Yemen, urging all citizens to stand together for a brighter future.


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