Sana'a: The tribes of Anis district in Dhamar governorate convened on Sunday for an armed tribal gathering, responding to the leader of the revolution's call for a general mobilization and expressing their readiness to end the aggression, occupation, and blockade.
According to Yemen News Agency, the gathering was attended by prominent figures, including Judge Mujahid al-Amadi, head of the Appeals Court in the governorate, and Ahmed al-Dhurani, the governorate's mobilization official. Al-Dhurani commended the Anis tribes for their national contributions in defending religion and the homeland, confronting aggression, and maintaining Yemen's freedom and dignity. He emphasized the need for unity and readiness to implement leadership decisions, pledging continued resistance until victory is achieved.
The meeting also saw participation from Sheikh Ali Qarsha, head of the Committee for Addressing Prisons and Prisoners' Issues, and Ahmed al-Masqari, director of the Anis District. Ali al-Awsh, the mobilization officer for District 196, highlighted the importance of readiness to face any challenges to the nation's sovereignty. He affirmed the tribes' ongoing mobilization efforts and their preparedness for any eventualities.
A statement released after the meeting expressed full support for the leader of the revolution's call to end aggression and blockade, referencing the anniversary of the Prophet's migration. It urged all Yemeni tribes to unite and reclaim their lands and rights from occupiers. The statement also called for continued mobilization, military training, and unity to achieve complete freedom and independence.
The declaration reiterated the readiness to confront any escalation by the Zionist-American enemy or threats against the Islamic nation. It underscored a commitment to unified fronts and the principle of resisting humiliation as a generational jihadist choice embraced by all free people.