Sana'a: Tribes from Al-Haymah Al-Dakhiliyah district in Sana'a governorate declared their full readiness and general mobilization to join efforts to end the aggression and blockade and expel occupying forces from Yemeni territory. The declaration was made during a large armed tribal gathering held on Sunday in response to a call by Abdulmalik al-Houthi.
According to Yemen News Agency, the governorate's mobilization official, Fayez Al-Hanami, commended the large tribal turnout from Al-Haymah Al-Dakhiliyah district as a response to the leader's call, affirming the participants' determination to support the broader tribal movement aimed at securing the Yemeni people's rights and ending the blockade. Al-Hanami highlighted the Yemeni people's decisive decision after enduring years of suffering, hardship, and aggression during 11 years of a Saudi-led aggression and blockade backed by the United States and Israel.
District director Kamal Al-Askari praised the armed gathering and its declaration of full readiness to implement Abdulmalik al-Houthi's call. He emphasized that the people of Al-Haymah Al-Dakhiliyah had consistently demonstrated loyalty and resilience in times of aggression and peace, reflecting their longstanding honorable positions.
Mukhtar Al-Siyaghi, the district's mobilization official, stated that mobilization activities would continue across sub-districts and villages, with military training expanding progressively. A statement issued at the gathering reaffirmed the participants' support for Gaza, Lebanon, and the countries of the "Axis of Resistance."
The statement also praised Iran's initiative in sending a plane to Sana'a International Airport as an effort to break the Saudi-led blockade and demonstrate support for Yemen. It called on Yemenis across the country to unite against the enemy and occupation to recover the country's resources.
The statement further welcomed the Yemeni armed forces' announcement of the people's decision, quoting: "A tooth for a tooth, an eye for an eye, and retaliation for wounds." It reaffirmed full support for strategic decisions and declared readiness to participate in the battle for liberation, while continuing to open military training centers and expand mobilization activities.