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Upcoming 26 September anniversary haunts neo-theocratic Imamates (Houthis)

[21/09/2024 02:04]

ADEN – SABA
The upcoming 62nd anniversary of the 26 September revolution is becoming a nightmare that haunts the neo-Imamates (theocratic rulers) represented by the terrorist Houthi militiamen, in light of the growing national preparedness to reverse the Houthi-Iranian coup against the state, in order to close this dark and gloomy chapter in the history of Yemen.

The Houthis realize that their sectarian theocratic scheme, which took Yemen by surprise, is nothing but a malicious plague that can't last long so nothing bothers them today and arouses panic and fear in their hearts more than the roaring popular momentum of Yemenis in all parts of the country celebrating the anniversary of the immortal September Revolution that overthrew the defunct Imamate regime, whose new, uglier and more gruesome version is represented by the terrorist Houthi militia.