- Sana’a, the Capital City of the Republic of Yemen, which has suffered the most indiscriminate and heinous attacks that killed its civilian residents from various governorates and regions of Yemen, is located hundreds of kilometers away from the warfronts. During this month, this city witnesses a stream of international delegations, led by the Gulf countries, under Omani auspices, after those brutal attacks were thwarted by the solid resistance of Yemeni people and their willpower towards liberation and independence. Do not these people, who have participated in the heinous crimes against the defenseless and undeterred Yemeni people, feel ashamed while they are roaming around the neighborhoods and streets of Sana’a Old City? Such a magnificent city, which is the oldest and most beautiful historical capital in the region, is crowded with beautiful houses built of mud hundreds of years ago. Do not they remember how this city has been unforgivably subjected to their systematic brutal attacks?
- The grief-stricken but finally triumphant Yemeni people, despite their anguish, have the moral courage to forgive their perpetrators. However, those whose hands have been stained with the blood of innocent Yemeni people must know that the Yemeni generosity and forgiveness in no way means giving up the sacrifices made for the sake of dignity, sovereignty and independence. All those visitors and the international community should know that we are getting more persistent and deeply aware of anything that might affect the values of the nation’s sacrifices for sovereignty and dignity; and hence, everyone must respect and concede that sincerely and effectively. They should know also that the human entitlements have not been and will never be an object of bargaining in the political sales market. They should also be well aware that the victorious Yemeni people, with their steadfastness and the cohesion of their people and their army under the revolutionary and political leadership, have gone beyond placing these entitlements on the table of negotiation as they have been categorically carved in the list of duties that precede any negotiation or political solutions. Topping the list of these entitlements is the people’s right to liberate their seaports and airports from any unlawful and inhumane blockade, as well as their right to benefit from their wealth to disburse the salaries of all the public sector employees instead of spending it on hotel governments.
- According to the Yemeni people, despite all the pain, they are ready to pardon the aggressors based on their confession of the sin and on acknowledging the dignity and sovereignty of all Yemen, territory and people, without exception, except for those who have sold themselves cheap in the slave market with dirty money and became affiliated with hotels in Riyadh or Turkey instead of an ancient homeland called the Arabia Felix.
- The Yemeni people hope that the delegations’ visits will end with success to achieve the intended objective. They must leave the rhetoric of equivocations and intrigues forever. More than ever before in its history, the Yemeni leadership supported by people has become determined to achieve victory in defending its undiminished sovereignty and dignity.
