The head of the Supreme Commission of the Yemeni Islah Party, Professor Muhammad al-Yadumi, said, "Taiz represented the byword of the national will and the daring struggle in the modern history of Yemen."
Al-Yadumi added, in a tweet to him on Twitter, "that Taiz embodied, during the 3,000 days of Houthi terrorism and siege, the highest manifestations of the Yemeni character that disobeys submission, and triumphed for the values of the state."
The head of the Supreme Commission indicated in his tweet that Taiz will not stop, and with it all of Yemen, until it crowns its victory over the remnants of the past and crossing into the desired future.
Al-Yadumi's speech coincides with the passage of 3,000 days of the siege of the Houthi militia on Taiz, as well as the local movement - official and popular - condemning the continuation of the siege and demanding the speedy lifting of the siege and lifting the suffering of the people of the province.