Ibb officials visit frontline Troops in Dhale', Taiz, Lahj for Eid
Governorates – Saba:
Leaders from Ibb governorate, including mobilization officer Abdulfattah Ghallab and governorate undersecretary Mohammed al Muraisi and Dr. Ashraf al-Mutawakel on Sunday visited Armed Forces and Military Police fighters stationed on fronts in Dhale', Taiz and Lahj governotes for Eid al-Adha.
Accompanied by hospital officials and other cadres, they exchanged Eid greetings and presented convoys of food supplies and livestock to the troops.
The visitors expressed pride in the military's victories against forces of aggression and their support for the Palestinian people, praising the forces' morale and readiness.
The soldiers expressed gratitude for the visits, reaffirming their steadfastness until all Yemeni land is cleansed of invaders.
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