Discussion on Yemeni Prisoners and Conflict

Our country, and what pains us is that we were occupied by an enemy that fights. We want to learn.

I say, “Death, death to Israel.” And I follow you.

Is this madness or what?

May God grant you strength and make your affairs easy.

May He record the reward of these believers who dealt with you.

Brothers.

God.

They raised them in their care.

From.

Kind of.

A total of 159.

Of the captured reinforcements.

This is the second part. The responsibility of the local authorities in

Your governorates, and the responsibility of public opinion.

Nearly 160.

Prisoners captured in the battle to liberate the Western Coast.

They will be released today. Sana’a will release them for the sake of God.

God.

This release.

Brings renewed attention to the

Humanitarian issue, the issue of prisoners.

Perhaps.

This progress on this issue may bring relief in many

Cases. This is what Sana’a is doing.

As a good initiative. How are you?

Fine, thank God.

You’re one of the prisoners they refused to release.

God willing.

What’s your name?

Hussein Hashem Maqbool Ahmed Al-Hasani. I’m one of those they captured on the island.

Zaqr. And today, God willing, the amnesty decision will be implemented.

And we will return to

our homes.

What kind of madness is this? What did they tell you about the Houthis?

They said the Rafidis are unclean. They treat you terribly when you fall into their hands.

No mercy. No mercy. No religion. No sect.

It's the opposite of what we saw.

We advise those who are still mercenaries

not to believe what they say.

What kind of treatment did you find?

We found good treatment, good things, thank God. By God, no

one harmed anyone.

So, those who deal with Yemeni Army prisoners, for example, those fighting on Saudi Arabia's side?

May God kill them. We are among those who received the amnesty decision.

We received the amnesty decision, President al-Mashat's decision. We said, "It was a confrontation."

And yes, today the amnesty decision will be issued, God willing, with God's permission, and we'll return to our families

after nearly six years away from my country.

Did you hear what he said, guys? Did you hear what he said?

Is this just what he says, or is it what all of you say?

It's what all of us say.

Looks like Ansar Allah beat and shelled you, right?

Right.

By God, we're not lying to you. You are our brothers and our family.

If we treat the prisoners in our custody

with such mercy, with such mercy, it's because we are merciful toward them.

They are one of us and among us. We don't say they were misled, they truly were misled.

They truly were misled. Shame. Shame on you for humiliating a Yemeni.

Let alone fighting alongside his enemy. Fighting alongside the Saudis.

What have the Saudis ever done for you, men? Think about it.

They support you. They gave you your allowance while you were prisoners.

No.

Nothing. You fight with, I mean, with Saudi Arabia.

With Saudi Arabia. You carried on with your journey.

It seems so. It seems so. Listen to me.

I have great authority, stronger than all of them. If

they forced you or beat you, tell me. By God, no one

will lift a foot or say a word. Did they force you?

No.

They treated us with the best

treatment.

By God, the best treatment. I swear to God, and may our sin be before God, they treated us

with the best treatment.

Which governorate are you from?

I'm from Taiz Governorate.

All right, Ansar Allah treated you very well.

By God, the best treatment. I testify to it. The best treatment,

morals, and everything. By God.

You're from Al Hudaydah.

No, the governor of Hadhramaut, of course.

Hadhramaut.

Yes.

May God welcome you.

Where are the people of Al Hudaydah? You're from Al Hudaydah. You're from Al Hudaydah.

So, you didn't tell me.

Ansar, shame on them. We haven't seen any bad treatment from them.

I swear to God, they make you proud.

Don't tell us.

Don't believe what people say. Just like when we went to the West Coast.

They wouldn't tell you. They wouldn't tell you.

Ansar, the Ansar. The Ansar. When we arrived.

The Houthis.

The Houthis.

When we saw the reality, shame on them, we saw nothing but goodness from them.

Okay. Okay, this one. This is from Hadhramaut, and this one is from Taiz.

And this one is from Al Hudaydah. Who else is from the governorate?

Where are you from?

From Ibb, and what? From which governorate?

We're all Yemenis.

That's it, we're all Yemenis.

And our leader.

And our Saudi master, right?

No, no.

No, no, no, no, the Saudi.

The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques.

The servant of Israel. The servant of Israel and America.

Who is that?

The Saudi.

Salman.

Mohammed Salman.

Honestly, out of conviction. Why doesn't my heart agree? Haramain.

The Two Holy Mosques.

Leaders of freedom.

Our enemy. We say, “Death to America and death”

to Israel.”

Death to Israel. Where’s your Saudi master? This Saudi is so scared.

God

is greatest.

Death to America. Death to Israel. God is greatest. Death to America.

Death to Israel.

Against their will. Against their will. Go on, scream.

Until you make them angry.

Now we want to be brothers with you.

In a step with humanitarian and national dimensions,

the National Prisoners’ Affairs Committee in Sana’a released one hundred

and fifty-nine prisoners from Saudi-affiliated mobilization forces who

voluntarily surrendered during the battle to liberate the Western

Coast, in response to the general amnesty decision. Most of them

surrendered on Zuqar Island. The release process took place

during a press conference attended by the governors of

Hodeidah and Taiz and representatives of the International Committee of the Red

Cross.

We held this press conference to announce

a release operation.

Of 159 prisoners who

voluntarily surrendered without fighting during the recent events.

This release implements the general amnesty that was issued

and announced by the President of the Supreme Political Council,

His Excellency Field Marshal Mahdi Mohammed Al-Mashat.

Those still fighting in the ranks of the aggression should look today at those

who are being released. The amnesty decision is still in effect, so leave the fighting alongside

the invader and occupier, come to your senses, and return to the ranks of the homeland.

These people benefited from the general amnesty decision and responded to the amnesty

decision issued by President Al-Mashat.

It was announced and remains in effect to this moment that whoever surrenders

voluntarily to the Yemeni Armed Forces

will be pardoned.

So, are you leaving, men?

You surrendered voluntarily,

and they treated you with morality and kindness, and today they are releasing you. You're leaving. Certainly, certainly.

How long did you stay? How long were you held captive? A month, a training course, a training course

and a group. Peace be

upon you. The general amnesty decision remains in effect.

It remains in effect, for those still in the ranks of mobilization, instead of getting

your head hurt for falsehood, for falsehood, for falsehood.

Surrender yourself and return to fight for the truth. If you do not value your rights, return and fight for the truth, or

All right, man, if someone has the right not to fight for what is right for

his country, to defend his homeland, all right. What is the date

today? Today, today is the seventeenth of October, the first of

Tishreen, 2026. And I am

Yemeni, son of a Yemeni, son of a Yemeni, and you,

Yemeni, and every Yemeni, fear God for your country, for your nation.

We are brothers, we are brothers, and the Yemeni Armed Forces in Taiz,

in Marib,

in every part of the republic, are sons of this people. They are sons of this

people. They are the ones who treated these prisoners with the best treatment.

And they will treat everyone who surrenders with the best treatment.

As for whoever

stubbornly sides with the Saudis, what befalls me will befall him, along with the Saudis and the Americans

and their Zionist and American masters. May God protect Sayyid Abdul-Malik.

Amen. And protect President Al-Mashat. Amen. And protect the Armed Forces. Amen.

And protect you and the Yemeni people. Death

to Israel, death to the Jews, victory

to Islam. God

is greatest.

Death to the Jews, victory to Islam, God is greatest, death to Israel, death to the Jews

Victory, God is greatest, death to Jews, victory to Islam God is greatest.