Amran: The Uzr tribes in the Amran Governorate have declared a state of general mobilization, readiness, and alert following an appeal from Ansarullah leader Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi to bring an end to aggression, occupation, and siege.
According to Yemen News Agency, this announcement was made during a significant tribal gathering, which saw an unprecedented turnout from the districts of Qaflat Uzr and Suwayr. The event was led by Amran Governor Dr. Faisal Jamaan, and attended by members of the Shura and Parliament councils, along with scholars, tribal sheikhs, dignitaries, and social figures. Attendees expressed their commitment to defending Yemen's sovereignty and independence.
Key figures like Deputy Governor Hassan al-Ashqaf, Mobilization Official Hussein al-Gharbi, Security Director Brigadier Mansour al-Hamzi, and various local, military, security, educational, and mobilization leaders from Qaflat Uzr, Suwayr, and Khamir were present. They showed support for Abdulmalik al-Houthi's statement on the anniversary of the Prophet's migration, granting full authorization to take necessary actions to end the aggression, occupation, and blockade.
The participants renewed their backing for the armed and security forces, expressing readiness to engage in what they termed as a battle for complete liberation, resource recovery, and strengthened sovereignty and independence. Governor Jamaan commended the tribal gathering as an unprecedented response to the call to end aggression and break the siege, emphasizing the need to unify the internal front against what he identified as the nation's adversaries, namely 'America and Israel,' and their regional allies.
Dr. Jamaan urged ongoing mobilization efforts, participation in 'Al-Aqsa Flood' training programs, military courses, marches, and public events, highlighting the significant turnout as a reflection of tribal unity against American, Israeli, and Saudi adversaries.
A statement from the Uzr tribal gathering confirmed the continuation of mobilization activities, enrollment in training centers, and support for the fronts with resources and personnel. It reiterated Yemen's stance on regional issues, notably the Palestinian cause, and emphasized the principle of 'unity of fronts,' while authorizing the Ansarullah leader to make decisions aimed at ending aggression and occupation.
The statement called for the strengthening of national unity, sustained mobilization efforts, and maintaining readiness to achieve liberation of the national territory and independence. It affirmed support for the armed forces, including missile, drone air force, air defense, and naval forces, and committed to providing resources to enhance their capabilities.
It also stressed ongoing recruitment and military training to raise preparedness levels, rejecting continued restrictions on Yemeni airports and ports, declaring that economic pressures would not deter the Yemeni people. The statement accused Saudi Arabia of exploiting economic issues and resources as pressure tactics, labeling them as unsuccessful in achieving their goals.
The statement congratulated Iran on what it described as a victory against the United States and Israel, lauded its role in breaking the blockade on Sana'a International Airport, and expressed solidarity with Iran. It condemned perceived US violations, criticizing American policies and lack of adherence to international agreements.
Finally, the statement praised the unity of the Iranian people during the funeral of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, viewing it as a testament to public and official support against American and Israeli influence. It concluded by affirming the ongoing general mobilization, the establishment of training centers, and the execution of mobilization programs, marches, demonstrations, and military exercises, all aimed at achieving victory.
