Adnan al-Audaini, deputy head of the Information and Culture Department of the Yemeni Islah Party, confirmed that the October 14 and September 26 revolutions are the two wings of the Yemeni Eagle.

In a tweet on the occasion of the 56th anniversary of the glorious October 14 Revolution, al-Audaini added by saying: "In the glorious October we remember the Yemeni eagle that spreading its two wings from Sana'a and Aden, carrying the dreams of an ancient people, overthrowing colonialism and tyranny and all their accessories from the forces of fragmentation and division.''

Al-Audaini sent a salutation to the men who carried on their shoulders a large and irreducible homeland under the turban of Sultan or Imam.

For his part, Secretary-General of the Executive Office of the Yemeni Islah Party in the Wadi Hadramout, Rabi' Baasyoud, explained that the glorious October 14 revolution is a major emancipation from the claws of the hateful British colonial domination that perched on the chests of our people in the southern part of the Yemeni homeland for 129 years, practicing all methods of oppression and humiliation, keeping Yemen away from its Arab and Islamic surroundings.

In a statement to Al-Islah.net, Bassyoud pointed out that this great victory of the October 14 revolution in 1963 could not have taken place in the occupied south Yemeni only after the Yemenis destroyed the most brutal priestly Imamate regime on September 26, 1962, in which the Yemenis in the north of the homeland suffered the bitterness of deprivation, ignorance and disease.

He stressed that this gives a clear indication of the uniqueness of the revolution, as described by the struggler Ali Ahmed Nasser Antar in one of his speeches.

He continued by saying: "As we celebrate the anniversary of the two glorious revolutions, today (as a due debt), we must salute the men who set off these two blessed revolutions in the south and north of Yemen and to stand with honor for them on what they made of heroic epics, where they gathered in the love of the homeland and belonging to it in word and deed. This had represented in the accuracy of planning and unity of purpose and destiny, and the wisdom of command and spirit of self-sacrifice and combat."

The Secretary-General of the Executive Office of the Islah Party in Wadi Hadhramaut pointed out that the goal of the Free Revolutionaries was a Yemen free from oppression, oppression and tyranny, in which its sons seek shelter by the shadow of freedom and equity, and this is confirmed by the objectives of the two glorious revolutions.

He stressed that the generations should derive from lessons, not neglect the goals of the revolution, to continue to build a unified Yemen, which can accommodate all its people, and overcome all practices of division and fragmentation to complement the role of the earliest pioneers who gave this homeland all they have, and gave us a Yemen free from all forms of dependency and slavery.