News - Yemen: Sana'a's Sabeen Square overflowed Friday with a two-million-strong human flood, responding to the call of the leader of the revolution, Sayyed Abdulmalik al-Houthi, to confront U.S.-Israeli criminal escalation and reaffirm support for the Palestinian people under the slogan: "Steadfast with Gaza Against U.S.-Israeli Escalation."

This unprecedented mobilization comes in the wake of the U.S. aggression's massacre of workers and medics at Ras Isa Port, which claimed 58 martyrs and 126 wounded. The capital’s largest square was packed with millions waving Yemeni and Palestinian flags, sending defiant messages to the American and Zionist enemies.  

The crowds vowed to continue million-strong marches as resistance in God’s cause, seeking His pleasure, supporting Palestine, and retaliating against the U.S.-Zionist aggression on Yemen.

Amid the millions gathered in Sabeen Square, Armed Forces Spokesman Brigadier General Yahya Saree delivered a statement announcing: a ballistic missile strike using the "Zulfiqar" missile on a military target near Ben Gurion Airport in occupied Yafa.  

He also announced a dual military operation targeting the U.S. aircraft carriers Truman and Vinson, along with their warships in the Red and Arabian Seas—marking the first strike on the Vinson since its arrival.  

He added that the Armed Forces downed a U.S. MQ-9 drone while conducting hostile operations over Sana'a Governorate.  

Final Statement: "Steadfast with Gaza" Rallies  

The concluding statement from the "Steadfast with Gaza" rallies declared that no retreat under U.S. pressure"—Yemen remains committed to Quranic directives, regardless of escalation.  

“The U.S. aggression has failed—unable to break Yemen’s will, as millions march despite ongoing bombings,” it added.

"Our forces remain victorious striking deep into enemy territory, blockading hostile warships, and downing advanced drones.”

The participants called on the Muslim world to mobilize or face "humiliation in this life and divine punishment in the hereafter."

Similar massive marches took place across 14 provinces, from Sana'a to district towns, reaffirming Yemen’s unwavering stance with Palestine and defiance of U.S. aggression.