Dhamar - Saba:
The tribes of Wusab Al-Ali district in Dhamar governorate announced on Wednesday a general mobilization to support the armed forces in confronting the Saudi enemy and its military build-up.
During an armed tribal rally, the tribes of Wusab Al-Ali reaffirmed their steadfast stance in support of the Palestinian people and in defense of the nation's sanctities.
The rally was attended by Member of Parliament Mohammed Al-Nahiyah, along with local and executive leaders and prominent social figures. Participants chanted slogans condemning the Saudi escalation and the massacres committed against the Yemeni people, as well as the enemy's continued military build-up and the heinous crimes perpetrated against prisoners and the wounded—including summary executions, dragging, and running them over with armored vehicles.
They expressed their readiness to support the armed forces with manpower, weaponry, and supply convoys until victory is achieved.
Murtada Al-Nahari, the mobilization official for the district’s western sector, stated that the tribal rally is part of ongoing efforts to reinforce the battlefronts with fighters and supply convoys.
He noted that such tribal gatherings are not merely for symbolic; rather, they convey a profound message to the Saudi enemy—and the forces of global evil backing it—that Yemen will neither submit nor yield until it secures its rights and halts the aggression and blockade imposed upon it for the past 12 years.
Al-Nahari stated that the Yemeni people are fully aware of the conspiracies being hatched against them and are prepared to confront and thwart all enemy attempts to perpetuate hegemony, tutelage, and the plundering of resources and wealth.
He commended the precision military operations carried out by the armed forces—across all their formations—which succeeded in imposing an air and naval blockade on the Saudi enemy, directly impacting its economic capabilities and resources, and delivering a reciprocal response to the crimes it commits against the Yemeni people.
Meanwhile, Sheikh Mutee’ Ibrahim, speaking on behalf of the district’s community leaders, affirmed the readiness of the district’s residents to meet escalation with escalation and to continue supplying the battlefronts tirelessly until God grants victory.
A statement issued at the rally announced a general mobilization—in terms of arms, manpower, and funds—to confront the Saudi enemy and its troop buildups, with the aim of ending the aggression, breaking the blockade, and recovering looted wealth.
The statement reaffirmed the steadfast stance regarding the causes of the Nation (Ummah), foremost among them the Palestinian cause and the defense of Islamic holy sites in Mecca, Medina, and the noble Al-Aqsa Mosque.
It also called upon those from the district who had been misled to return to the national fold by availing themselves of the presidential amnesty decree, and to cease their involvement in shedding the blood of the Yemeni people in the service of the Saudi enemy and its backers—America and the Zionists.
The statement also affirmed the continuation of mobilization activities and the reinforcement of training and qualification centers with fighters, noting that the ongoing blockade and aggression would not deter the Yemeni people from their steadfast, faith-based stance of championing the causes of the Nation—foremost among them the Palestinian cause. Furthermore, the enemy—regardless of how it escalates its raids, crimes, and military buildups—will not succeed in forcing the people back into a state of tutelage, subservience, and subjugation to hostile agendas.
The statement reiterated the absolute mandate given to the revolutionary and political leadership, as well as the armed forces, to proceed with escalatory measures aimed at confronting the enemy and defeating its military buildups, until the aggression and blockade are halted and usurped rights are restored.
It further emphasized that the crimes, escalation, and international alliances pursued by the enemy would not deter Yemen from continuing its struggle until the Saudi regime ceases its crimes and its interference in Yemen's internal affairs.
