Ghamr Tribes Mobilize for Action Against Aggression and Siege in Sa’ada

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Sa'ada: The tribes of Ghamr District in Sa'ada Governorate have declared a general mobilization, expressing their readiness and preparedness to put an end to the ongoing aggression and siege. This decisive move comes in response to a call from Revolution Leader Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi.

According to Yemen News Agency, during a tribal gathering that took place on Wednesday, the people, tribal sheikhs, notables, and community figures of Ghamr pledged their support for the Revolution Leader's call for official and popular cooperation aimed at ending the aggression, lifting the siege, reclaiming rights, and expelling occupiers from Yemeni territory.

A statement released at the gathering emphasized full support for the armed forces and endorsed the missile, air, and naval forces. It also granted full authority to the Revolution Leader to take necessary measures to restore national resources and remove occupiers from Yemeni lands. The statement underscored the tribes' high readiness to confront any escalation by Saudi and American forces and stressed the importance of Islamic solidarity within the axis of jihad and resistance.

The statement praised the Islamic Republic of Iran for dispatching its aircraft to Sana'a International Airport to break what it described as an unjust Saudi siege on Yemen. It also reiterated support for the people of Gaza and Palestine and emphasized unity among various fronts.

Furthermore, the statement declared a general mobilization and comprehensive efforts across multiple fields, including the establishment of training and qualification centers for military courses, organizing mobilization activities, and conducting demonstrations, rallies, and military exercises. It authorized the Revolution Leader to make appropriate decisions in response to current developments.

The statement urged Yemenis across all governorates to unite in confronting occupation, with the ultimate goal of liberating Yemeni territories, reclaiming national resources, and achieving freedom and independence.