The blood of the martyrs of the Government will remain present in the Yemeni people's journey, according to the son of the martyred Prime Minister Ahmed Ghaleb Al-Rahwi, who stressed that the targeting of the Prime Minister and several ministers in Sana'a did not succeed in deterring Yemen from its supportive stance toward the Palestinian people or halting the project of building a free and independent Yemen.

Speaking on behalf of the children of the martyrs during the first anniversary commemoration of the government's martyrs, Al-Rahwi's son emphasized that the remembrance comes not from a place of grief, but from a position of pride, dignity, and honor for their sacrifices—foremost among them his father, Ahmed Ghaleb Al-Rahwi, and his fellow ministers.
 
He noted that this constellation of state figures was martyred in a US-Zionist aggression that targeted them in the heart of Sana'a while they were performing their faith-based, religious, moral, and humanitarian duties. Their sacrifices were tied to Yemen's positions in support of Quds, the Palestinian cause, and confronting the genocide war against the Palestinian people in Gaza.
 
Al-Rahwi's son said the direct targeting of the Yemeni government carries clear political significance, revealing the extent of Zionist and American discontent with Sana'a's pro-Palestine stance and with the Change and Construction Government's orientation toward building an independent Yemen.
 
Blood as Fuel for Continued Struggle
 
He emphasized that the blood of the martyrs has become a driving force to continue the change and construction project. The targeting of government leadership did not lead to retreat but reinforced cohesion and determination to continue the chosen path.
 
On behalf of the martyrs' children, Al-Rahwi's son delivered a message of covenant and loyalty to the martyrs, affirming commitment to the goals they sacrificed for and vowing not to retreat from the principles they defended.
 
He addressed the Zionist and American enemy directly, asserting that the martyrdom of state leaders will not change Yemen's position, and that the martyrs' blood will only increase Yemeni resolve.
 
Al-Rahwi's son stressed that Yemen's position toward the Zionist entity is firm and will not change, describing support for the Palestinian people as a religious, moral, and humanitarian duty. The martyrs' children will continue to uphold this position, and their colleagues will carry on their duties in the fields of work and jihad.
 
Renewal of Allegiance to Leadership
 
The martyrs' children renewed their covenant and loyalty to the Leader of the revoltion, Sayyed Abdulmalik al-Houthi, affirming their readiness to commit to the leadership's decisions in confronting arrogance and supporting truth.
 
In a separate message to Saudi Arabia, Al-Rahwi's son said that the Yemeni people who have given a Prime Minister and several ministers as martyrs in the field of confrontation will not submit to siege or attempts at subjugation. He affirmed the martyrs' children's support for the decisions taken by the Yemeni Armed Forces in confronting escalation and military mobilizations.
 
Al-Rahwi's son concluded by affirming that the martyrs' children will continue on the path of giving and sacrifice, renewing their commitment to the martyrs' principles and positions, and expressing their aspiration to achieve victory, freedom, independence, and a dignified and sovereign Yemen.
 
An Israeli aggression airstrike killed the Prime Minister Ahmed Ghaleb Al-Rahwi and his fellow ministers in August 2025. The attack, which killed several senior officials, failed to disrupt state institutions as the enemy had hoped.