Release of Prisoners in Taiz

The local authority of Taiz Governorate, in coordination with

the security and military agencies and the Presidential Committee

for Returnees Affairs, released eighteen prisoners from among those who had been misled

and captured within the Saudi enemy's mobilized forces on

Zuqar Island. During the release process, the acting

Governor of Taiz, Judge Ahmed al-Masawa, stressed that this

step is a practical embodiment of the general amnesty decision

aimed at turning the page on the past and restoring normal conditions,

reiterating the call for those remaining among the Saudi enemy's mobilized forces

to swiftly seize the amnesty opportunity and return

to the nation's fold and to their families and loved ones. For

their part, the released prisoners expressed their deep gratitude

and appreciation for the revolutionary leadership, praising the good

treatment and humanitarian care they received from the

armed forces and security agencies throughout their

detention, urging the rest of those who had been misled to

reassess their positions and return to the right

path.

Leader Abdul Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi laid down his weapon,

They left the people as if—meaning, as if an investor came

to invest, then fled, leaving the people behind.

But in the end, we Yemenis are united by values,

religion, and brotherhood.

The leader, Abdul-Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi,

may God protect him, and the head of the Political Council, Field Marshal Mahdi

al-Mashat, affirmed from the very first moments the matter of a general

amnesty.

The leadership fled in the middle of the night and turned their backs on us, and the next

morning, we traveled to surrender.

It was different from what is shown in the media.

Different from what you expected.

Different from what we expected, different from what is shown in the media.

They treated you like brothers.

They treated us with brotherhood, chivalry, and dignity, and gave us the warmest welcome.