Yemeni leaders call for state restoration and unified political decision

Sheikh Sadiq Saleh al-Qardai, head of the Ahfad al-Qardai movement, reaffirmed his commitment to restoring the Yemeni state and liberating the country from Houthi militias. Speaking at a gathering of the Murad tribe in Marib, al-Qardai emphasized the need to reclaim state institutions and end the coup. He also condemned Houthi attacks against Saudi Arabia, describing them as threats to regional stability.

In a separate commentary regarding the “Dawn of Yemen” process, Dr. Ahmed bin Ishaq argued that regaining initiative requires more than military coordination. He stated that building a cohesive national front necessitates a unified political and military decision, an independent national agenda, and the strengthening of state institutions. Bin Ishaq noted that the conflict's challenges are not solely military but are tied to political fragmentation, economic decline, and the lack of accountability.