Al-Aqsa Flood Courses graduates conduct march & military drill in Bidbadah, Marib
Marib - Saba:
The mobilization forces in Bidbadah district, Marib province, carried out a foot march, military exercise, and drill on Monday for graduates of the open "Al-Aqsa Flood" courses (Level II) in the district, demonstrating their readiness to confront Zionist escalation.
Participants in the march, which was attended by local leaders, chanted slogans denouncing the U.S. and Israel, as well as rallying cries affirming Yemen's steadfast support for the Palestinian people in Gaza and their readiness to confront the aggression and its tools.
The graduates of the "Al-Aqsa Flood" courses praised the decisions made by the leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, to deter the Zionist enemy and support Gaza.
They commended the qualitative operations of the Yemeni Armed Forces in imposing an air blockade on "Ben Gurion" Airport and a naval blockade on the port of "Haifa" to pressure the enemy into halting its aggression and lifting the siege on Gaza.
The participants reaffirmed their full readiness to carry out their assigned duties, stand united against anyone who threatens the security and stability of the nation, confront external enemies, remain steadfast and prepared to sacrifice until complete victory is achieved for both the Palestinian and Yemeni peoples.
The graduates also conducted a live-fire exercise, showcasing the skills and expertise they acquired in weapon handling, engaging enemy targets, and storming enemy positions.
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