Brigadier General Al-Shamiri: Al-Hamadi Martyr Institute is an Academic Fortress for Military Leaders - 26 September Net

Brigadier General Jamal Al-Shamiri, Director of the Al-Hamadi Martyr Institute, stated that the institute is a key military academy. It provides Armed Forces personnel with the advanced knowledge and combat skills needed for the national battle against the Iranian-backed Houthi terrorist organization.

He explained that the institute runs specialized courses to train leaders in all military sciences. This includes the first course for battalion commanders. These programs are part of the official training plan set by the Ministry of Defense and General Staff to achieve the highest professionalism.

Central Role in Training

The institute opened at the start of the 2025 training year.It was previously a training center for the Taiz Axis since 2022. Its main task is to train and qualify military leaders from across the Ministry of Defense. The first course includes officers from the Taiz, Al-Dhale', Al-Hudaidah, Tur Albaha, Murais, and Western Coast axes.

Building Efficiency and Skill

Brigadier General Al-Shamiri stressed that army units in Taiz have undergone intensive training.This prepares them tactically and boosts morale for the fight against the Houthi militia. The institute's courses enhance leadership and create a professional mindset for modern warfare. The participants are the frontline of both the academy and the battlefield.

Comprehensive Preparation

He praised the courses for adding vital combat skills and operational knowledge.The training is deep and thorough, focused on creating a professional soldier as part of the 2025 combat program.

Ensuring Combat Readiness

The courses focus on military maintenance and combat readiness.They provide technical development to track enemy movements and target accurately. Training improves field movement, weapon handling, and direct confrontation management. "We are preparing cadres for a national battle," he said. "Cadres who defend the Republic against the Iran-backed Houthi militia."

An Ongoing Struggle

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