Sana'a: Tribes in the Sarwah, Harib al-Qaramish, and Badbadah districts of Marib province have announced their armed mobilization and high combat readiness as part of an ongoing national liberation effort to assert control over local resources.
According to Yemen News Agency, the tribes held an armed rally on Saturday, with local officials, including Marib governor Ali Tu'aiman, in attendance. Tribal representatives in Sarwah expressed their readiness to reinforce frontlines and continue mobilization efforts. They emphasized the need to prevent the exploitation of resources amid ongoing Saudi-led aggression and blockade conditions.
In Badbadah, tribal participants issued a warning to opposing forces and their affiliates regarding the potential consequences of continuing restrictions and disputes over resources. They affirmed that mobilization efforts, including training and preparedness activities, are ongoing and that they are ready to respond to further developments.
Tribal groups in Harib al-Qaramish convened a large gathering where they reiterated their support for broader mobilization efforts and called for increased recruitment and training initiatives. A joint statement from the three districts endorsed recent speeches by the movement's leadership, emphasizing ongoing organizational and training activities, including drills and public mobilization events.
The gatherings concluded with calls for unity among Yemenis across different regions. The tribes urged coordinated efforts to address the aggression and related political divisions while maintaining control over territory and resources.