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[00:00:00] its duties in maintaining security and stability and confronting
[00:00:03] various threats. The
[00:00:06] security readiness is not limited to capabilities
[00:00:09] and equipment, but rather begins with the human element and its discipline
[00:00:13] and awareness of its national responsibilities. The committee's meetings
[00:00:17] with police officers provided an opportunity to listen to
[00:00:21] their visions and emphasize the importance of raising the level of readiness
[00:00:24] and vigilance, strengthening the spirit of responsibility, and intensifying
[00:00:28] security efforts to confront the challenge. Dangers, monitoring suspicious
[00:00:32] against my will to carry movements, and pursuing dormant cells affiliated with the terrorist Houthi militia
[00:00:36] in accordance with the law and approved
[00:00:39] security procedures. These field visits reflect
[00:00:42] a practical approach by the Ministry
[00:00:45] of Interior's leadership to enhance institutional presence
[00:00:48] and improve performance
[00:00:51] and imams. With levels, transforming readiness and security mobilization requirements into realistic
[00:00:55] work programs based on direct evaluation, identifying
[00:00:59] needs, addressing shortcomings, and enhancing the capabilities
[00:01:02] of security agencies to confront threats, pursue
[00:01:06] dormant cells, and thwart terrorist plots that
[00:01:09] target the nation's security and stability.
[00:01:35] like blood in
[00:01:44] my homeland runs like blood in
[00:02:14] Security vigilance, discipline, and enforcing the state's authority
[00:02:17] are our goal. Your service
[00:02:30] In implementation of the directives of the political leadership and the leadership of the Ministry
[00:02:34] of Interior, a ministerial committee headed by
[00:02:37] Major General Mohammed Musaad Al-Amir, Undersecretary of the Ministry for the Security
[00:02:40] and Police Sector, visited the governorates of Abyan
[00:02:44] and Al-Dhale. The committee inspected a number of security departments
[00:02:47] and units with the aim of raising security readiness
[00:02:50] and enhancing field efficiency to protect the internal
[00:02:54] front.
[00:02:59] The field visits of the Ministry of Interior committees continue
[00:03:03] in movements aimed at raising the level of security
[00:03:05] what was decided in readiness, enhancing discipline and preparedness, and fortifying the internal front to confront current
[00:03:09] challenges and threats and thwart the plans of the terrorist
[00:03:13] Houthi militia. A ministerial committee headed by
[00:03:16] the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Interior for the Security and Police Sector, Major General Mohammed Musaad
[00:03:20] Al-Amir, inspected a number of security departments,
[00:03:24] units, and service facilities, including the Al-Dhale
[00:03:27] governorate police department and the departments of criminal investigation, criminal
[00:03:31] evidence, anti-narcotics, special security forces,
[00:03:34] patrol police, road security, the central correctional facility,
[00:03:37] and the immigration and passports and civil status authorities.
[00:03:40] During the visit, the committee heard
[00:03:44] they sacrifice, an explanation from the Director General of the Governorate Police, Brigadier General Aidarous Al-Thuwer, about
[00:03:47] the level of security and administrative performance and the efforts made
[00:03:50] to raise readiness and security vigilance, combat crime,
[00:03:54] pursue wanted persons, and enhance coordination
[00:03:57] among various security units to secure the internal front against attempts
[00:04:01] to destabilize security and stability. Regarding
[00:04:05] our visits to the governorates, there is a plan that was prepared
[00:04:08] they have risen. In by His Excellency the Minister of Interior for field
[00:04:11] visits to all liberated governorates, and a number
[00:04:15] of undersecretaries were assigned to visit the governorates
[00:04:18] with specialized committees to closely review
[00:04:22] the level of readiness of the security
[00:04:26] departments of the governorates and their branches in general,
[00:04:29] the security and combat readiness
[00:04:32] of the Ministry of Interior to contribute
[00:04:35] to the poverty of Yemen in our battle,
[00:04:39] the poverty of Yemen with the Houthi militias, our battle
[00:04:41] to purify Yemen from the Houthi
[00:04:45] militias linked to the Persian Iranian agenda that wants
[00:04:48] to take us back to before September 26,
[00:04:51] 1963. Our visit to Al-Dhale
[00:04:54] governorate lasted three consecutive days, and we implemented
[00:04:58] the program fully. As soon as we arrived
[00:05:01] in the governorate, we were received by the brothers, the governor's security director
[00:05:07] are terrified because all night long, and the governorate's office. We went
[00:05:10] to the security department and met with all officers
[00:05:13] as leaders, meaning the command and control, communications,
[00:05:16] criminal investigation, anti-narcotics, anti-public
[00:05:19] funds crimes, emergency,
[00:05:23] facility guards,
[00:05:27] patrol police, road security,
[00:05:30] and other security departments and units.
[00:05:32] We also went to a number of districts
[00:05:36] of Qa'tabah, Al-Azariq, Quhaf, Al-Shuaib,
[00:05:39] and Al-Husayn, and we met with many officers.
[00:05:42] We reviewed the level of readiness of the security
[00:05:45] departments in their various branches,
[00:05:47] and in fact, the visit was good, and the impression
[00:05:50] was also at a high level. We found
[00:05:54] high combat and security readiness. We found an overflowing
[00:05:57] spirit of responsibility to defend this homeland.
[00:06:00] As you know, Al-Dhale governorate is a governorate
[00:06:03] that is a direct front line with the enemy.
[00:06:07] We found readiness and we found
[00:06:10] a willingness to sacrifice
[00:06:12] for the sake of restoring the Republic and restoring and purifying it from
[00:06:16] the Houthi militias. The visit extended to
[00:06:19] Qa'tabah district, which is on the front line with the terrorist Houthi militia,
[00:06:23] to assess the level of readiness and security vigilance and the measures
[00:06:26] taken to secure the district and prevent any attempts
[00:06:30] of infiltration or security breach. And we,
[00:06:33] alongside other military and security institutions,
[00:06:37] the security and military institutions
[00:06:40] of the legitimate government, are working continuously
[00:06:43] and comprehensively to integrate measures in terms
[00:06:47] of field work. There are
[00:06:50] colleagues and brothers who are dying as martyrs on the battle
[00:06:53] fronts. We are securing the internal front
[00:06:56] and supporting our colleagues in all
[00:06:59] governorates, not just Al-Dhale governorate, but also
[00:07:02] Mocha, Bab al-Mandab, Taiz
[00:07:05] governorate, which is witnessing fierce fighting
[00:07:09] today, man-to-man fighting, street
[00:07:12] by street. God willing, all of this will culminate in victory and the purification
[00:07:16] of the country from the Houthi militias and the restoration
[00:07:19] of the Republic and reaching Sana'a, God willing. In
[00:07:23] Abyan governorate, a committee from the Ministry of Interior, headed by the Assistant
[00:07:26] Undersecretary for Security and Police Affairs, Major General Ahmed Ali
[00:07:30] Masoud, carried out a series of field visits that included the governorate
[00:07:34] police department, the Lauder district police, the patrol
[00:07:37] and road security police, the special security forces, and the emergency
[00:07:41] forces to assess the level of performance and readiness
[00:07:44] and to identify the most prominent needs and challenges.
[00:07:48] The committee also held an extended security meeting with the leadership
[00:07:51] of the local authority and security agencies in the governorate,
[00:07:54] during which it discussed enhancing security deployment, intensifying
[00:07:58] monitoring and investigation efforts, activating emergency plans,
[00:08:02] and raising the level of coordination among various security units. Of course, our visit
[00:08:05] today is to inspect
[00:08:07] the conditions
[00:08:09] of the Abyan governorate police personnel.
[00:08:13] And to convey to them
[00:08:18] the meeting
[00:08:22] with His Excellency the Minister of Interior,
[00:08:26] with the leadership of the Ministry, as well as
[00:08:30] the directors of the liberated
[00:08:32] governorates. Of course,
[00:08:36] our country is going through a stage
[00:08:39] these days.
[00:08:44] It is the stage of the beginning of liberation,
[00:08:47] the beginning of the liberation
[00:08:50] of the remaining governorates that are
[00:08:53] under
[00:08:55] the control of the Houthis.
[00:08:58] And
[00:09:01] through our review of the readiness of Abyan's
[00:09:05] security or Abyan's police in its units,
[00:09:08] we found
[00:09:11] all units in high readiness
[00:09:14] and prepared to implement any
[00:09:17] directives issued to them by the leadership
[00:09:21] of the Ministry of Interior or the local authority in the governorate
[00:09:24] or the director of security,
[00:09:27] the director of the governorate's police. We
[00:09:30] have, of course,
[00:09:34] been informed and it has been confirmed
[00:09:37] that general mobilization is being implemented
[00:09:40] in accordance with the directives of His Excellency the Minister
[00:09:44] of Interior and in accordance with the decision issued by
[00:09:48] His Excellency the President of the Presidential Leadership Council, Dr. Rashad
[00:09:52] Al-Alimi. The security agencies
[00:09:55] are moving in this direction, as are the commanders
[00:09:58] of the units who are working to raise
[00:10:01] their readiness and organize
[00:10:04] the ranks
[00:10:06] of their fighters. We also emphasized
[00:10:10] monitoring the situation
[00:10:12] in all districts and tracking any
[00:10:16] individuals or cells that are attempting
[00:10:18] to carry out security breaches in the governorate
[00:10:22] and in its districts as well.
[00:10:26] We
[00:10:28] are fully confident that the Abyan
[00:10:32] police, as we have known it and its former
[00:10:35] leaders and the current leadership, always maintain
[00:10:39] high vigilance
[00:10:41] and often thwart
[00:10:44] cases
[00:10:45] that disrupt
[00:10:48] security.
[00:10:49] And this
[00:10:53] assures everyone that the security
[00:10:57] situation in Abyan governorate is stable
[00:11:00] and that things are going well there. We are very happy with such
[00:11:04] a visit, which
[00:11:07] we hope will always continue. This visit is to inspect the readiness
[00:11:10] and inspect the aspect of Abyan
[00:11:13] governorate, and we are fully prepared
[00:11:17] to implement the directives issued by the Ministry of Interior.
[00:11:20] In such circumstances, our goal is security and stability in securing
[00:11:27] against the Houthi cells or cells that are outside the law.
[00:11:30] The units are ready, according
[00:11:33] to the directives of the Minister of Interior and the Governor
[00:11:37] of Abyan, according to the plan prepared by the Director
[00:11:40] of Security of Abyan governorate. We reassure everyone
[00:11:44] and the citizens and tell them that Abyan
[00:11:47] is ready to confront any aggression. The committee also carried out a field
[00:11:51] visit to a number of districts of the governorate, in addition to the front line
[00:11:55] in the Al-Halhala area of the district, to assess the readiness
[00:11:59] of units from the patrol police and road security forces stationed on the border front.
[00:13:15] of the Homeland Security program, we respectfully salute
[00:13:19] those vigilant eyes that sacrifice everything precious to protect
[00:13:23] the internal front. We highly appreciate
[00:13:26] the efforts of the ministerial committees in their field visits
[00:13:30] to raise security readiness in implementation of the national
[00:13:34] mobilization. May the homeland remain safe and stable. See
[00:13:37] you soon in
[00:13:38] the next
[00:25:20] I am the son of Yemen, I am Yemen, I will sacrifice my soul, my son, and my family for Yemen.
[00:25:24] I am a martyr
[00:25:27] by right from those who attacked.
[00:25:29] God is sufficient for us, and He is the best disposer of affairs. When I enter his house,
[00:25:33] I tell him to laugh
[00:25:36] at him. He entered your house, you laugh at him. I would kiss a dog
[00:25:39] rather than a Houthi or Abdul Malik al-Houthi. Their country is Saada.
[00:25:43] What are they doing in Taiz? We are the president, we trust
[00:25:47] him completely, especially in Taiz. We are fighting
[00:25:50] the Houthi militias and are besieged by water, besieged by aid,
[00:25:53] besieged by fear. Children
[00:25:57] when children hear the shells, they run away on top of us. What do they want
[00:26:01] from us?
[00:26:06] From us, O Abdul Malik, O Iranian, you are Iranian. Go to Iran. Fear God.
[00:26:10] Fear God. You have souls on your conscience. We will not
[00:26:12] surrender our land.
[00:26:14] And we
[00:26:18] are fighters. Our children and our grandchildren will protect us from the Houthi, God willing,
[00:26:21] because he is not from the lineage of Yemen. This Houthi is from the lineage
[00:26:25] of Iran and others. They are with us. We have not named them, nor are
[00:26:28] they our country. No one kills a Yemeni. I am forced to carry arms, and
[00:26:32] you, I did not want to carry arms, but I was forced
[00:28:39] Inspiring and capable, the steadfastness of the army heroes,
[00:28:43] their pride, their bravery, their patience,
[00:28:46] and their steadfastness in their principles,
[00:30:24] The Dawn of Yemen is a decision of no return, a decisive message
[00:30:27] reiterated by the Presidential Leadership Council a month after the operation
[00:30:31] began. It announced heavy military losses
[00:30:35] incurred by the terrorist Houthi militias, affirming
[00:30:38] the continuation of the national battle until the coup
[00:30:41] is ended and state institutions are restored.
[00:30:44] The statement carried military, political, and national messages
[00:30:47] and praised the steadfastness of the armed forces, the popular
[00:30:50] resistance, and the people of Taiz and Al-Bas.