Taiz Axis Celebrates Graduation of New Batch of "Battalion Leaders" in Conjunction with Yemeni Revolution Celebrations

Today, Wednesday, the Taiz Military Axis celebrated the graduation of the seventh batch of "battalion leaders" in the presence of the governor of the province, Nabil Shamsan, head of the security committee, the deputy head of the training and qualification authority at the Ministry of Defense, Major General Mohammed Al-Absi, the commander of the Taiz Axis, Major General Khaled Fadel, and representatives of the Ministry of Defense and military and security leaders.

Governor Shamsan stressed that today's graduation coincides with the celebrations of the Yemeni Revolution and is an important tributary to the National Army, referring to the directives of the Chairman of the Presidential Leadership Council to name the training center the Martyr Adnan Al Hammadi Institute for Leaders' Rehabilitation and Acceleration, and to provide it with the necessary equipment to be an integrated institute serving the National Army and the national battle.

He also offered his congratulations on the graduation of a group of experienced leaders to embark on a phase of struggle with high morale, knowledge, combat skills and high military expertise, reviewing the heroic roles of the people of Taiz in achieving revolutions, transformations and making change, and at the forefront of the ranks with sacrifice and struggle alongside their brothers in the various governorates.

For his part, the Deputy Chairman of the Training and Qualification Authority at the Ministry of Defense stressed the importance of the institute and its military outputs in serving the national battle, praising the heroic roles of the people of the governorate and their national role in various stages, including breaking the back of the priestly militias and the great sacrifices and convoys of martyrs on various fronts along the military map of the confrontation.

He pointed out that the Martyr Adnan Al Hammadi Institute enjoys the support of the Ministry of Defense and the Training and Qualification Authority, to be an institute for creating leaders, qualifying them and providing them with military sciences and knowledge from all regions of the country.

For his part, the commander of the Taiz axis stressed the responsibility of the armed forces to defend the Yemeni revolutions, firmly confront the new imamate, and restore the entire national territory from the terrorist Houthi militia supported by Iran, which targeted the revolutionary, constitutional, and democratic achievements and mortgaged itself to the Iranian project.

He pointed out that the graduation of the seventh batch of battalion leaders constitutes a qualitative and professional addition to the military fields and the victory of the republic and the defeat of the terrorist militia.