Higher Military Academy Chairman visits frontline fighters in Bayda
Chairman of the Higher Military Academy Major General Hussein al-Rawhani, accompanied by Brigadier General Hamid al-Ghouli, Deputy Director of the Infantry Department, on Tuesday reviewed the conditions of guards in Maswara district in Bayda governorate.
Major General al-Rawhani exchanged Eid greetings with the guards, conveying greetings from the Leader of the Revolution, Sayyed Abdul-Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, and the supreme political and military leadership.
He praised the "steadfastness and bravery" of the armed forces heroes, who he said are demonstrating sacrifice and devotion in defending the homeland.
Al-Rawhani highlighted the Yemeni Armed Forces' "effective and influential qualitative military operations" in support of "brothers in Gaza," deeming the Yemeni position a source of national pride. He urged the guards to redouble efforts, maintain vigilance, and uphold a high sense of security.
For their part, fighters noted the importance of such Eid visits in boosting morale, affirming their full readiness to carry out assigned tasks.
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