Saada:Tribes and sheikhs from the Saada and Sahar districts in Saada province organized an armed gathering on Wednesday, signaling a general mobilization and readiness to counteract Saudi aggression and its intensifying actions.
According to Yemen News Agency, the participants at the rally expressed their ongoing support for Yemen's armed forces, endorsing a policy of responding to blockades and escalations in kind until Yemen's rights are reinstated and Saudi military forces are expelled. They lauded Yemeni military operations inside Saudi Arabia and against Saudi-backed mercenaries, while condemning Saudi crimes, particularly the recent attack on Bayt al-Qahm in Saada, which reportedly resulted in the deaths of dozens, predominantly women and children.
Saada governor Mohammed Awad commended the tribes' involvement, highlighting it as a demonstration of their commitment to the fight for freedom and independence. He cautioned that Saudi investments and Vision 2030 were at risk if Riyadh persisted in its aggressive stance against Yemen.
The statement from the gathering also proclaimed a readiness to bolster the fronts with both personnel and equipment, reinforced support for the armed forces, and reaffirmed complete authorization for the leader to decide on measures to confront those attacking Yemen. Additionally, it rejected Saudi claims that Yemen had targeted Mecca and Medina, asserting instead that the Israeli enemy threatened Islamic holy sites, and urged Saudi-backed recruits to utilize the presidential amnesty and abandon their camps.
