YEMEN Mass Rally in Taiz Commemorates February Revolution Anniversary Stresses Commitment to Its Goals
Thousands gathered today in the city of Taiz, located in central Yemen, to commemorate the 14th anniversary of the February 11 Revolution. The mass rally witnessed the participation of numerous citizens and civil organizations.
The rally reaffirmed the goals of the February Revolution and the popular resistance, demanding an end to the coup, addressing the current situation, and implementing the outcomes of the National Dialogue Conference.
A statement issued by the Popular Resistance Council described the February Revolution as the purest, most magnificent, and most peaceful and just of all revolutions. The Council also emphasized the role of the National Dialogue Conference and its outcomes, which it described as a comprehensive solution to all Yemeni problems, ensuring the establishment of a strong, democratic Yemeni state free from the remnants of domination, guardianship, and the constraints of backwardness and reactionary forces.
The statement urged Yemenis to reject any inclination toward surrender and to steadfastly avoid succumbing to despair. It called on the government to take decisive action to restore state control, impose authority over all Yemeni territory, alleviate the suffering of the people, revitalize the economy, and resume oil and gas exports.
The statement also addressed the actions of the Houthi group, asserting that their crimes will remain etched in the memory of Yemen and its people and will not be forgotten with time, warning them of impending accountability.
In addition, the statement called on regional and international countries to reassess their evaluations and interpretations of the situation in Yemen, emphasizing that Yemenis will not accept any fascist group ruling them. It stated that the root of the ongoing crisis in Yemen lies in the coup carried out by the Houthis.
The city of Taiz, along with other cities, hosted events commemorating the 14th anniversary of the February 11 Revolution, which
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