Manakha:Sana'a Residents of Manakha District in Sana'a Governorate have declared a general mobilization in response to what they describe as Saudi escalation. This move aligns with the principle of "blockade for blockade and escalation for escalation."
According to Yemen News Agency, at an armed tribal gathering on Tuesday, participants reiterated their commitment to ongoing mobilization and preparedness. They emphasized unity in confronting conspiracies that target Yemen's sovereignty, security, and stability.
The gathering included notable figures such as Aziz Al-Rajali, the Governorate Director of Technical Education and Vocational Training, District Director Munir Al-Kibsi, and Zakat Authority Awareness Officer Ibrahim Hamid al-Din. Participants chanted slogans condemning the continued crimes, military escalation, and blockade by Saudi forces against the Yemeni people.
Manakha's tribal sheikhs, dignitaries, and tribes pledged full allegiance to the revolution's leader, Abdul-Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi. They vowed to support the armed forces in confronting what they term as tyrants and oppressors.
The participants praised the armed forces' victories and their specialized operations, noting significant strikes deep inside Saudi territory against its military build-up. A statement from the gathering indicated that these tribal meetings are part of a broader mobilization by Yemeni tribes to meet escalation with escalation until aggression and blockade end, and the Yemeni people's rights are secured.
The statement also expressed Manakha residents' readiness to mobilize with weapons and equipment in response to Saudi actions, including attacks on women and children in homes and public markets, as well as other violations across Yemeni governorates. It declared that Manakha's tribes would stand united with the armed forces against Saudi actions, upholding the principle of "blockade for blockade and escalation for escalation" until the blockade, aggression, injustice, and foreign control are ended.
The statement renewed its call for those misled into joining opposing forces to return to the national fold, benefit from the general presidential amnesty, and cease contributing to the bloodshed and suffering of the Yemeni people in service of Saudi Arabia and its Israeli backers.
