Scores of Yemeni people, who had been wounded in recent blasts in several mosques in Sana'a and are now undergoing treatment in Iran said they intend to go back home to fight against the Saudi invaders.
All the 52 injured people told that they want to return to Yemen to defend their country against the Saudi military invasion.
The Yemeni volunteers had been wounded in a series of recent bombings in several mosques across Sana'a.
They blamed the US and Israel for internal problems of their country, and called on the international community to take practical measures to prevent the Saudi airstrikes on Yemen.
The wounded Yemeni people also called on the Islamic Ummah to take proper positions against the Saudi airstrikes and prevent the Al Saud from creating rifts among them.
On March 23, 52 Yemeni civilians who had been wounded in the terrorist attacks on a number of mosques in Sana'a were admitted to several Iranian hospital for treatment.
Saudi Arabia launched airstrikes against Yemen early Thursday, one day after the US-backed Yemeni president fled the country.
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