The Leader of the Revolution Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi called on the Yemeni people to remain steadfast and intensify efforts to reclaim their legitimate rights, saying the Saudi blockade and aggression against Yemen have no justification and require action to end oppression and tyranny.

In a speech marking the Prophet Muhammad’s birth anniversary, the leader said Yemenis have the right to an end to the Saudi aggression, blockade and occupation, which have continued since 2015, including the closure of airports.
 
He said Saudi Arabia’s continued blockade of a neighboring Muslim country demonstrates the need to confront Saudi tyranny, while reaffirming Yemen’s adoption of the blockade-for-blockade equation and holding the Saudi regime fully responsible for the consequences.
 
The Leader also reaffirmed Yemen’s support for the Palestinian people and their cause, vowing continued support for Palestine until the liberation of the holy sites and Palestine.
 
He further condemned US and Israeli aggression against the region under the objectives of Greater Israel and changing the Middle East, while affirming Yemen’s support for Iran and resistance movements in Lebanon, Palestine and other fronts.
 
Addressing the situation in Palestine, the leader cited the suffering in Gaza and the West Bank and violations at Al-Aqsa and the Ibrahimi Mosque, saying the developments reflect broader Zionist ambitions and require adherence to the Quran, resistance and the causes of victory.
 
The Leader's remarks came as millions of Yemenis gathered across Sana’a and other provinces to mark the Prophet Muhammad’s birth anniversary, turning the occasion into a major expression of faith, unity and resilience despite years of blockade and pressure.
 
The celebrations unfolded amid continued Saudi restrictions on Yemen, while Yemeni leaders portrayed the large public turnout as evidence of the people’s steadfastness and attachment to their religious identity.
 
The speech linked the occasion to Yemen’s broader positions on Palestine, opposition to the Israeli enemy and resistance to US-Israeli efforts to reshape the region.