Sana'a: Residents of Al-Hatarish, Bani Jarmouz, Al-Arouq, Beit Hadyan, Al-Jalal, Al-Makalah, Al-Mahjal, Al-Asri, Bani Ziyad, and Khashm Al-Bakrah neighborhoods in Bani Al-Harith district of the Capital Sana'a organized a convoy on Sunday, delivering 1,500 baskets of grapes to support fighters on the frontlines.
According to Yemen News Agency, the convoy's dispatch coincided with an armed tribal stand marking the 12th anniversary of the September 21st Revolution. The event celebrated the successes of the Armed Forces, the expulsion of Saudi enemy forces from West Coast districts, and a call for general mobilization.
The gathering was attended by Shura Council member Adel Al-Hanbasi, First undersecretary of the Capital Khalid Al-Madani, District Director Hamad bin Rakan, as well as leaders, tribal sheikhs, notables, and social figures. During the stand, Ahmed Al-Ma'akhazi, the mobilization official for Al-Hatarish neighborhood, commended the residents for their involvement and contribution to the grape convoy supporting the fighters on the battlefields.
Al-Ma'akhazi congratulated all on the significant victories achieved by the Armed Forces, including the expulsion of Saudi enemy forces and precision strikes on enemy facilities. Participants chanted slogans denouncing the enemies and expressing gratitude for the victories of the Yemeni Armed Forces.
The attendees affirmed their allegiance to the Leader of the Revolution, Sayyid Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, and their support for the Yemeni Armed Forces in maintaining the "blockade-for-blockade" strategy until the rights of the Yemeni people are secured. They expressed their readiness to confront any developments, pledging to reinforce the battlefronts with fighters and supplies until all occupied Yemeni territories are liberated.
A statement from the tribal rally congratulated the Leader of the Revolution, the fighters of the Armed Forces, and the Yemeni people on their victory. It asserted the Yemeni people's steadfast support for their brethren in Gaza, Palestine, Iran, and Hezbollah, and emphasized their readiness for any emerging events.
The statement reiterated full support for the Armed Forces to continue enforcing the "blockade-for-blockade" equation until Yemeni sovereignty is restored. It also called on those misled to take advantage of the presidential decree offering general amnesty to return honorably to the homeland.
