Saada Tribes Declare General Mobilization Following Houthi Leader’s Call

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Saada: Tribes and residents of the border district of Shada in Saada province declared a general mobilization on Monday in response to a call by revolutionary leader Abdul-Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi to end the aggression, blockade, and occupation.

According to Yemen News Agency, during an armed tribal rally, participants declared full readiness and pledged to follow Al-Houthi's directives, regardless of the sacrifices or challenges involved. They praised the contents of Sayyed Al-Houthi's recent speech marking the Islamic New Year, reaffirming what it described as a high level of preparedness to work toward ending the aggression, occupation, and blockade.

The rally also reiterated support for confronting what it described as the enemies of Islam, including the Israel enemy, the United States, and their allies, and called on Arab and Muslim nations to join the Axis of Jihad and Resistance. It announced the continuation of general mobilization efforts, including the opening of training and rehabilitation centers for military courses.

The rally also called on Yemenis to unite in confronting foreign occupation until all occupied territory is liberated and national resources are restored.