Yemen’s Ambassador to Iran Highlights Unprecedented Scale of Iranian Leader’s Funeral

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, Ebrahim Al-Dailami, Yemen’s Ambassador to Iran, spoke with Al-Masirah, referring to the presence of a high-level Yemeni delegation at the funeral of the martyred leader of the Islamic Revolution of Iran. He called this attendance exceptional, stating that the Yemeni nation participated to pay respects despite the continued siege and suffering caused by the war.
Al-Dailami added, “What is recorded in the name of the Iranian nation and its leadership is a fusion of the culture of martyrdom and victory in a magnificent and awe-inspiring scene.”
The ambassador further stated that the funeral procession for the martyred leader of Iran and his family in Tehran was unprecedented. He emphasized that this significant event carried multiple messages and surprised those who did not expect the extent of the Iranian people’s love and loyalty to their leader and his servants.
The Yemeni Ambassador to Iran noted that the funeral ceremonies in Iran continued for a week, describing it as a remarkable and massive event that proved the civilization-building nature of the Iranian nation, even in terms of organizational capacity.
Al-Dailami observed that many participating delegations witnessed the grandeur of the organization and affirmed that Iran has emerged stronger and more resilient from this incident.
He asserted that following this funeral, changes and transformations in stances will be observed, and the relationships between the fronts of jihad and resistance will be strengthened more than ever.
The Yemeni official commented that the Israeli enemy is attempting to solidify what it perceives as an “achievement,” but time is not on its side.
In another part of his remarks, Al-Dailami stated that America has always stood by Israel, but the Zionist regime will gradually become a burden on Americans and Europeans.
He concluded that the Israeli regime has proven that it is neither compatible with coexistence nor amenable to any understanding, and it must be eradicated for the region to breathe.

