Marib:The tribes of Sirwah District in Marib Governorate have declared a state of general mobilization and full readiness to support the Armed Forces in confronting what they describe as an escalation by the Saudi enemy. They announced their participation in the battle to break the siege under the slogan "Mobilization and Alert Responding to Escalation with Escalation."
According to Yemen News Agency, participants at the tribal gathering praised the Armed Forces' victories and precision strikes against vital targets inside Saudi territory and concentrations of enemy troops on Yemeni soil. Marib Governor Ali Tu'aiman commended the steadfastness and resilience of Sirwah's tribes over the past 12 years of aggression.
Badr al-Majash, the governorate's general mobilization official, along with Sirwah District Director Mar'i al-Amri, emphasized the role of Yemeni tribes in supporting the Armed Forces until the Saudi occupiers and their proxies are expelled from Yemeni territory.
A statement from the gathering affirmed that general mobilization and heightened readiness would continue as part of the Yemeni people's battle to break the siege, which it claimed has been imposed for 12 years. It stressed that the crimes committed against the Yemeni people would not be forgotten and pledged continued attacks on enemy positions in response to these crimes.
The statement reiterated the stance of "a blockade for a blockade, and escalation for escalation," pledging to maintain this approach until the blockade is lifted and Yemeni territory is liberated. It also called on Yemen's tribes to stay mobilized, engage in military training, and protect the internal front.
Sirwah's tribes vowed to reinforce the front lines and remain ready to support the Armed Forces against enemy troop build-ups. The statement also reaffirmed the commitment of the Yemeni people and their Armed Forces, along with the free tribes of Yemen, to support the Palestinian people and other nations within the Axis of Resistance, maintaining preparedness for any future confrontations with the Israeli enemy.
