Houthi militia approves timetable for coup anniversary celebrations, reflecting a trend to ignore the celebrations of the glorious September Revolution

The terrorist Houthi militia approved a timetable for its celebration of the tenth anniversary of the September 21 coup, reflecting a trend to ignore any celebrations of the 62nd anniversary of the glorious September 26 revolution.

The Houthi Saba news agency reported that the so-called Supreme Committee for Celebrations held a meeting yesterday, Wednesday, headed by Ahmed al-Rahwi, the head of the (unrecognized) government, to approve a plan for the project of celebrations for the tenth anniversary of what it calls the “September 21 Revolution,” the day on which the militia invaded the capital, Sana’a, and took control of state institutions by force.

According to the agency, the Houthi committee approved a timetable for its celebrations of the anniversary of the (coup) in Sana’a and the rest of the governorates under its control, extending from September 21 to 28, which reflects a trend to ignore any celebrations of the 62nd anniversary of the glorious September 26 Revolution, which the militia is hostile to.

The Houthi militia had preempted the anniversary of the glorious September 26 Revolution with extensive kidnapping and intimidation campaigns that targeted dozens of activists in areas under its control in an attempt to limit popular celebrations that it fears will turn into hostile activities.