Al-bayda: Tribes from the districts of Rada'a, Al-Arsh, Al-Riyashiyah, Walad Rabie, Al-Qurayshiyah, Al-Shariyah, and Sabah in Al-Bayda Governorate announced a state of general mobilization, tribal readiness, and full alert in response to the call by Sayyed Abdul-Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi to end what they described as the aggression, occupation, and blockade.
According to Yemen News Agency, during a large armed tribal gathering attended by Al-Bayda Governor Abdullah Idris, deputy governors, and local officials, participants affirmed their readiness to implement the directives of the revolutionary leader and move to the frontlines, declaring preparedness to defend what they described as Yemen's legitimate rights and liberate the country from occupation.
The tribes expressed support for the leader's statement marking the Islamic New Year and announced full authorization for him to adopt all appropriate options to end the aggression, occupation, and blockade.
Participants reaffirmed their commitment to supporting the Palestinian people and their resistance, standing alongside the armed forces, security services, and remaining prepared to participate in what they described as the battle to liberate the country and recover its looted resources.
They also stressed readiness to confront Saudi, U.S., and Israeli enemies, calling for greater unity, higher preparedness, and coordinated efforts to counter challenges and thwart plans targeting Yemen's sovereignty and people.
The gathering said the continued exploitation of Yemen's economic situation and national resources by Saudi Arabia reflected the failure of its objectives in the face of Yemeni resilience.
A statement issued at the gathering declared full compliance with the leader's call and announced the opening of military training centers to recruit and train volunteers.
The statement reaffirmed commitment to confronting what it described as the enemies of Islam and humanity, foremost Israel and the United States, while emphasizing the principle of the "Unity of Fronts" within the axis of resistance.
It welcomed steps aimed at ending the blockade on Sana'a International Airport, praised the positions of the Islamic Republic of Iran, and stressed continued vigilance against any escalation by the United States and Israel.
The statement also reaffirmed the determination of Al-Bayda's tribes to strengthen unity, confront what it described as aggression-backed conspiracies, and called on all Yemeni tribes to unite efforts toward ending foreign occupation, supporting mobilization, recovering Yemen's sovereignty, resources, and maintaining support for Gaza under the "Unity of Fronts" principle.
It concluded by declaring official and popular readiness to pursue an end to the aggression, occupation, blockade so that Yemen could achieve full independence, benefit from its national resources, and live in freedom and dignity.