Amran:The Bani Suraym tribes in Amran Governorate have declared a general mobilization to confront what they describe as Saudi escalation. On Thursday, the tribes announced their full readiness to support the fronts with both funds and personnel.
According to Yemen News Agency, the tribes provided a convoy of food and in-kind aid valued at approximately YR 40 million to the armed forces stationed on the fronts. This gesture was made during a significant tribal gathering at Al-Halhal Square, which was attended by Governor Dr. Faisal Jaaman and other local officials.
The gathering saw participation from tribal delegations across various villages in the district, highlighting widespread involvement in the mobilization efforts. Participants expressed their commitment to ongoing popular and tribal mobilization to support the armed forces. The aid convoy comprised cattle, sheep, and food baskets, symbolizing solidarity with the troops stationed on the fronts.
In a statement, the tribes emphasized their commitment to Yemen's sovereignty and resources, rejecting foreign interference. They endorsed the Yemeni armed forces' operations against Saudi military gatherings as a defense of Yemen's sovereignty. The tribes called for the cessation of aggression and the recovery of national resources.
The statement also urged those opposing the country to return under the general presidential amnesty and warned against actions threatening internal security. The tribes disavowed any involvement in acts targeting Yemen's security or collaboration with hostile entities.
Furthermore, the tribes reaffirmed their support for Palestine and Islamic holy sites, commending the Palestinian people's resistance. They called on Arab and Muslim nations to act against Israeli attacks. The statement concluded with a pledge to honor the martyrs on the occasion of the 1448 AH Martyr's Annual Anniversary and to continue defending Yemen and its causes.
