Al-Tayyal District Residents Send Grape Convoy to Support Frontline Soldiers

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Sana'a: Residents of Qarwa al-Ulya in Al-Tayyal district of Sana'a governorate have dispatched a convoy of grapes to support soldiers on the front lines.

According to Yemen News Agency, the convoy, consisting of 50 baskets of grapes, was sent as a gesture of solidarity with the armed forces. The district's mobilization officer, Muhammad Rashid, was present during the convoy's departure, emphasizing the community's commitment to the soldiers defending the homeland's sovereignty and dignity.

The timing of the convoy coincided with the commemoration of the Prophet's birthday, highlighting the residents' loyalty and connection to the Messenger of God. They expressed their dedication to emulating his example in supporting those oppressed in Gaza.

They also pledged to continue sending grape convoys throughout the season and to provide ongoing financial and human support to the front lines until victory is achieved.