Hadramout: Governor Luqman Baras has urged the people of Hadramout, especially tribal sheikhs and leaders, to oppose the recruitment efforts intended to deploy local youth as part of Saudi military mobilization.
According to Yemen News Agency, Baras issued a statement cautioning that involving Hadramout's youth in Saudi Arabia's battles could jeopardize the province's social structure, security, and stability. He emphasized that Saudi plans to entangle Hadramout and its people in conflicts primarily serve foreign interests, thereby extending the occupier's influence at the province's and its people's expense.
Baras implored the residents and tribes of Hadramout not to participate in or send their sons to support Saudi mobilization efforts east of Al-Jawf or on other fronts across Yemen. He accused Saudi forces of maintaining hostility against the Yemeni people.
He also commended the Yemeni Armed Forces for their efforts in countering Saudi mobilization and safeguarding Yemeni territory from foreign ambitions. He praised their recent successes in expelling Saudi forces from Mokha and the western coastal districts of Hodeidah and Taiz.
Baras concluded by highlighting the capabilities and professionalism achieved by the Yemeni Armed Forces, attributing these to the guidance of Revolution Leader Sayyed Abdul-Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi and the political leadership, as well as their dedication to developing the armed forces and instilling a sense of national responsibility among their personnel.
