Ibb:The residents and tribesmen of Hubaysh District in Ibb Province convened a massive armed tribal gathering on Sunday, declaring a general mobilization to confront the Saudi enemy, aiming to end the aggression and break the siege imposed on their region.
According to Yemen News Agency, the gathering was attended by notable figures, including Shura Council member Rashad Al-Shabibi and Deputy Governor Rakan Al-Naqeeb, who praised the strong turnout of the tribes. Al-Naqeeb described Yemen's tribes as a formidable barrier against Saudi plots, emphasizing that Saudi crimes would not deter Yemenis from supporting Palestine and defending their nation's causes against global forces of arrogance and tyranny.
Provincial Guidance Affairs official Ahmed Al-Muhajir and District Director Shawqi Al-Tuwaiti highlighted that the gathering sent a clear message of readiness to confront Saudi Arabia and support the revolutionary leader and armed forces in maintaining a stance of 'siege for siege and escalation for escalation.' Sheikh Shaker Al-Shabibi delivered a statement on behalf of the district's tribes, condemning attacks on civilians, including recent massacres at Al-Waziyah Market in Taiz and Al-Shariya village in Bani Hushaysh District, Sana'a Province.
The tribes declared their full readiness to mobilize to the fronts for liberation, independence, ending the aggression, and lifting the blockade. The final statement from the gathering reaffirmed their full authorization for the revolutionary leader to make decisions to avenge Yemeni victims and end Saudi presence and guardianship over Yemen. Additionally, it warned against collaboration with the Saudi enemy, urging those fighting alongside Saudi-backed forces to abandon their camps and take advantage of the general amnesty offered.
The statement also rejected Saudi allegations concerning threats to Islamic holy sites in Mecca and Medina, labeling them as baseless claims intended to rally Muslim nations and governments against Yemen and draw them into the ongoing confrontation.
