Raymah:Tribes from the Mazhar district in Raymah governorate organized an armed rally on Tuesday to declare their mobilization in support of the battlefronts and the armed forces. This demonstration was also a condemnation of the crimes committed against prisoners and the wounded by Saudi-led aggression mercenaries.
According to Yemen News Agency, the rally saw participation from notable figures, including Shura Council member Ghilan Mahfal, District Local Council Secretary Abdullah Youssef, along with executive officials, tribal sheikhs, and notable persons.
The Mazhar tribes expressed their steadfast support for the revolutionary and political leadership and armed forces in their efforts to counter the aggression. They emphasized their commitment to maintaining national security and stability and supporting the oppressed within their nation and Islamic sanctities.
The tribes issued a general call to arms, showing their readiness to confront the Saudi enemy and its mercenaries. They pledged to back the Yemeni Armed Forces in their strategy of "blockade for blockade and escalation for escalation" until the blockade is lifted, aggression ends, and the Yemeni people's rights are restored, along with the liberation of all occupied territories.
A statement from the tribes reaffirmed their allegiance to the Leader of the Revolution, Sayyed Abdul-Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, to take necessary actions against the Saudi enemy, its allies, and mercenaries. They condemned the crimes committed by Saudi-led forces against wounded and captured Mujahideen, and the targeting of civilians and infrastructure, describing these actions as war crimes violating religious, humanitarian, and moral values.
The statement reiterated support for the Palestinian cause and the defense of Islamic holy sites, especially the Al-Aqsa Mosque. It praised the victories of the armed forces in striking Saudi enemy positions and defending the homeland's security and stability. Furthermore, it highlighted the ongoing importance of mobilization activities, calling for those misguided to return to the national fold under the general amnesty.
