Yemeni Protestors Condemn Foreign Interference

Hundreds of thousands of Yemeni people staged a rally in Sa’da on Monday to underline the full overthrow of former President Ali Abdullah Saleh’s regime and condemn foreign interference in their country’s affairs.
Protestors shouted their resistance until Saleh’s offshoots are all taken down from power, and stressed that their revolution would continue until achievement of all the goals specified at the initial stage.

Demonstrators carried placards which showed public condemnation of foreign meddling in Yemen’s domestic affairs and said foreign interference is aimed at rescuing Saleh’s regime.

In a final statement issued at the end of the rally, the Yemeni revolutionaries strongly rejected cooperation with interfering proposals of the foreign countries, and said their revolution is suffering from flagrant interference of certain foreign sides who have targeted Yemen’s sovereignty, wealth and social and national texture and interests in a bid to achieve their own devilish goals and aspirations.

Hundreds of thousands of people have turned out for near daily demonstrations in Yemen’s major cities since late January to topple the tyrannical regime of Saleh, who has been in office since 1978.

The Yemeni protestors found themselves halfway to victory after fugitive Saleh, who was wounded in an attack on his compound, escaped last Saturday to Saudi Arabia, which shelters fugitive dictators these days.

Vice President Abduraboo Mansur Hadi has taken over Saleh’s duties, while people want him down as well.