Sa'ada: Tribes from the Kataf and Al-Buqa districts in the Sa'ada province held an armed rally on Sunday, announcing a general mobilization and full readiness to end what they describe as aggression and blockade. This move comes in response to a call by Sayyed Abdul-Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi.
According to Yemen News Agency, participants at the rally expressed their commitment to what they termed as the battle to liberate every part of the country and restore the rights of its people. They condemned efforts by the aggression coalition and its supporters to undermine the Yemeni tribes, underscoring the tribes' role as the backbone of Yemeni society, despite attempts to discredit them.
The rally concluded with a statement expressing full support for the Armed Forces' initiatives, including the actions of the missile, air, and naval forces. It authorized the movement's leader to make decisions in response to any escalation. The statement also commended Iran's decision to send an aircraft to Sana'a International Airport, viewing it as a pivotal move that challenged the Saudi-led blockade on Yemen. Furthermore, the statement reiterated support for the Palestinian people in Gaza and the "unity of fronts" concept.
The declaration highlighted the official and popular readiness to end the aggression, occupation, and blockade, aiming for Yemen's complete independence and allowing the Yemeni people to manage their resources without foreign interference. Plans for expanded mobilization efforts were announced, including the establishment of military training centers, mobilization courses, and various demonstrations and military exercises, with the movement's leader empowered to guide the appropriate actions based on the evolving situation.
The statement concluded with a call for unity among Yemenis across all provinces to confront the occupation, with objectives set on liberating territories, reclaiming national resources, and achieving freedom and independence. It reaffirmed loyalty to the sacrifices of the martyrs, wounded, and prisoners, pledging continued efforts until the aggression and blockade are ended, and the path toward national liberation and independence is completed.