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Al-Sayyed Abdul-Malik Badr Al-din Al-Houthi, the leader of the “Ansar Allah” movement, stated in a speech commemorating the “ninth anniversary of the September 21 revolution” that the Prophet’s birthday next Wednesday would mark the beginning of radical changes in the government institutions in Sana’a, stressing that the magnitude of the imbalances in the official situation requires a radical change that gives the people hope and recovery.
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Al-Houthi clarified that “working on reforming the situation of state institutions is a national necessity, a popular demand, and an important foundation for the country’s resilience against enemies and turning challenges into opportunities.” He confirmed that the priority after confronting the coalition is “correcting the situation in state institutions as a fundamental goal of our revolution and a popular demand that we are working to fulfill.”
“The magnitude of war, siege, and hostile conspiracies have had a greater impact on the deteriorating situation of state institutions,” he added, “as it is the main reason for the cessation of salaries, the primary source of which was oil and gas revenues.”
The leader of “Ansar Allah” explained that the foundations and principles that Sana’a will rely on in the radical change are “the faith identity of our people, with a comprehensive vision within the context of common denominators, national partnership, and achieving independence and freedom for our country,” pointing out that the new phase in state institutions requires our country to become a producer rather than relying on imports for everything.
Abdul-Malik Al-Houthi, the leader of the “Ansar Allah” movement, said that Americans “pushed the leaders and officials in the previous regime to implement their destructive policies and wanted Yemenis themselves to be the ones destroying their own country.”
In his speech, Al-Houthi emphasized that the Yemeni people had been “vigilant against