Amran: The tribes of Bani Surim in Amran province held their largest and most heavily armed tribal assembly, affirming high readiness to confront the Israeli and American enemies and their regional allies. During the gathering, held under the slogan 'Loyalty to the blood of the martyrs - mobilization continues,' the tribes declared general mobilization and readiness for any upcoming round of conflict.
According to Yemen News Agency, the event was attended by Deputy Speaker of the Shura Council Dhaifallah Rassam, Governor Faisal Jaman, Acting Minister of Youth and Sports Nabih Nasser, and several local officials. The tribes renewed their full authorization to the Houthi movement's leader, Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, to take any necessary measures against the Israeli, American, and allied forces.
Participants praised the recent security achievement in capturing an alleged espionage cell linked to the United States, Israel, and Saudi Arabia, stressing their firm stance in support of Gaza and Palestine and their readiness to defend Yemen's sovereignty. Speakers emphasized that the massive turnout reflects the tribes' longstanding positions and that the gathering is part of continuous mobilization efforts ahead of any expected confrontation.
A statement issued at the end of the meeting reaffirmed loyalty to the Houthi leader, vowed to continue military mobilization and training, and warned 'traitors and mercenaries,' including Saudi Arabia and the UAE, against involvement in any U.S.-Israeli actions against Yemen. The statement said Yemenis remain in a state of ongoing mobilization and high alert, ready to respond to any attack, and called on citizens to boost security vigilance and support missile, air, and naval forces via postal accounts.