Beirut: The district of Haydan in Sa'ada Governorate witnessed armed tribal rallies today, affirming steadfastness and readiness in response to the call of the Revolution Leader, Sayyed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi (may God protect him), to prepare for the liberation of the country and the lifting of the siege.
According to Yemen News Agency, the rallies were held in the center of Haydan District and the sub-districts of Jum'at bin Fadil and Dhuwayb al-Sufla. These events were attended by local and mobilization leaders, dignitaries, and notables. Participants expressed their complete rejection of the policy of procrastination pursued by the aggression coalition against the Yemeni people, emphasizing that the patience of Yemenis will not last long.
The attendees pledged their full support to the Revolution Leader's call and their readiness for whatever decisions the leadership may make in the upcoming phase to restore the people's rights and lift the siege. A statement from the rallies emphasized their commitment to the path of dignity, honor, and steadfastness until the full achievement of the September 21 Revolution's goals in liberation, independence, ending aggression, occupation, and siege, and restoring rights and national wealth, based on religious and national responsibility.
The statement condemned Zionist actions in Palestine and Lebanon and denounced repeated Western insults to the Holy Quran, the Greatest Messenger, and Islamic sanctities, mentioning a recent insult by the former President Trump against Mecca. Furthermore, it praised the victories of the Islamic Republic of Iran in confronting "America and Israel," affirming the unity of arenas and the Yemeni people's alignment with the Revolution Leader as part of this equation.
In addition, the rallies announced general mobilization and preparedness, initiating training and qualification for military mobilization courses, activities, and rallies. They renewed their absolute mandate to the Revolution Leader to implement strategies aimed at ending the siege and occupation to ensure that the Yemeni people can enjoy freedom, independence, and access to their resources.
The rallies called on all free people of Yemen, from both the north and south, to unite and work earnestly to confront foreign occupiers until the entire homeland is liberated, its wealth is reclaimed, and the invaders are expelled.