Residents of Al-Abna’a subdistrict in Bani Hashish District, Sana’a Governorate, sent a grape convoy on Tuesday in support of the Armed Forces personnel stationed on the “fronts of honor.”

The convoy, consisting of around 250 baskets of various grape varieties and representing the seventh such convoy sent by the district, was attended by District Director Rajeh Al-Hanami, Secretary-General of the Local Council Ibrahim Al-Jilani, and the subdistrict’s Mobilization official Saleh Farea.

Participants described the convoy as the least they could do to support the Armed Forces personnel stationed on the fronts, defending the homeland, its sovereignty, and the dignity of its people.

They expressed their happiness that the convoy coincided with the anniversary of the Prophet Muhammad’s birth, offering the highest prayers and purest peace upon him. They reaffirmed their loyalty to and deep connection with the Prophet, as well as their commitment to following his noble example in standing up for the oppressed in Gaza.

They also affirmed that grape convoys would continue until the end of the harvest season, while financial and personnel support convoys to the fronts would continue to be organized and dispatched until God grants victory.