After 2,000 days of aggression, Yemen’s battle for freedom, independence continues: Army Spokesman
SANAA, Sep. 15 (YPA) – The Yemeni army’s spokesman, Brigadier General Yahya Sarie, confirmed on Tuesday the continuation of Yemen’s battle for freedom and independence after 2,000 days of aggression.
“Yemen has said its word over 2,000 days of aggression that the battle for freedom and independence will continue until liberating the country and defeating the invaders and their proxies from traitors and mercenaries,” Sarie said in a statement.
Sarie affirmed that “who has persisted during this period is able, with the help of Allah, to withstand for 4,000 days, and even more.”
He wondered about how the situation was during the first 100 days of the aggression and after the passage of 1,000 days of aggression, and how is it today after 2,000 days of aggression. “Long live Yemen dear, generous and independent.”
The army’s spokesman saluted all the free Yemeni people their steadfastness, perseverance, patience and support for their fellow ‘Mujahideen’, heroic members of the armed forces and the popular committees, on the various combat fronts.
He confirmed Yemen’s readiness and by itself to defeat the invaders and occupiers, and achieve its sovereignty and independence by liberating every inch of its lands.
YPA