Taiz: The tribes of Shar'ab Al-Rawnah district in the Taiz governorate convened a significant meeting on Thursday to declare their readiness to break the siege, end the aggression, and persist in the fight for liberation and independence.
According to Yemen News Agency, the meeting was attended by key figures, including province undersecretary Mohammed al-Hemyari, District Director Osama al-Qatabari, Secretary of the Local Council Abdullah Ali, directors of executive offices, security leaders, sheikhs, and social figures. Participants reaffirmed their commitment to continuing general mobilization programs and expanding "Al-Aqsa Flood" training courses.
The attendees emphasized their steadfast stance, informed by their faith-based identity, to confront the American and Israeli adversaries and counter their schemes targeting the nation. The gathering also discussed plans for a major armed rally to declare a general mobilization and marshal resources to support the front lines.
District Director Osama al-Qatabari highlighted that the tribes of Shar'ab Al-Rawnah have consistently been at the forefront of fulfilling their national and religious duty against the forces of aggression. He noted that the unity of the home front and the support from tribes and the populace are essential for countering conspiracies against the Yemeni people and their security.
Al-Qatabari asserted that the enemies' reliance on subjugating the people through economic blockades and conspiracies is doomed to fail. He reiterated their commitment, alongside the armed forces, to breaking the siege and achieving victory.
The tribes expressed gratitude to the Islamic Republic of Iran for its role in challenging the Saudi-American blockade on Sana'a International Airport. They also reaffirmed their support for the Gaza Strip and their commitment to the "unity of fronts" strategy against the Zionist entity until victory is secured.