Dhamar - Saba:
The sons of District 200 in Al-Hadaa directorate, Dhamar province, organized an armed tribal stand on Wednesday, declaring their readiness to confront the American-Zionist aggression and in solidarity with the Palestinians.
During the event, Dhamar Governor Mohammed Al-Bukhaity praised the massive turnout, describing it as a message from Al-Hadaa tribe and all Yemeni tribes that the Yemeni people are prepared to engage in battle against their enemies.
He noted that "signs of victory have begun to emerge with America's withdrawal from its entanglement in the aggression against Yemen, a sudden exit resulting from its heavy losses—especially in morale—as Yemen has shattered America's prestige."
Governor Al-Bukhaity urged unity and heightened readiness for the decisive battle, commending Al-Hadaa tribe's sacrifices in defense of religion and homeland.
Participants in the stand affirmed their full preparedness to confront any enemy escalation and their readiness to engage in the "promised conquest and sacred jihad," reinforcing training camps with fighters and firmly confronting anyone attempting to undermine Yemen's security and stability.
They condemned the Zionist enemy's crimes against their brothers in Palestine and Lebanon, as well as the forced displacement attempts in Gaza, reiterating Yemen's steadfast support for the Palestinian people and their just cause as a religious, moral, and humanitarian duty.
A statement issued during the stand declared a general mobilization, tribal solidarity, and full readiness for jihad in the path of God to confront the aggression against Yemen and Gaza. It also announced the dispatch of thousands of fighters to general mobilization training camps as part of the 11th first-level batch.
The statement hailed the Yemeni Armed Forces' military operations in blocking Israeli ships, targeting the depths of the Zionist entity, and the qualitative advancements in air defense, calling for more devastating strikes against the enemies.
It reaffirmed full support for the decisions and choices of the Revolutionary Leadership and the Supreme Political Council, as well as the deterrent escalation measures and legitimate military operations against the aggression on Yemen and Gaza.
The statement condemned the Zionist enemy's crimes in Palestine and Lebanon, the displacement attempts in Gaza, the aggression's targeting of civilian and economic facilities in Yemen.
It disavowed all traitors and collaborators, criminalizing any cooperation with the American-Zionist enemy or espionage with foreign forces, and withdrew tribal protection from anyone aiding the enemy or destabilizing Yemen, demanding strict penalties under Sharia, law, and tribal norms.
Additionally, the statement announced a general reconciliation, unity, and the preservation of internal cohesion, stressing that the aggression against Yemen will not deter its people from supporting Gaza.
It called on all Yemeni and Arab tribes to uphold their moral, religious, national responsibility toward the Palestinian people facing genocide and the Yemeni people enduring blatant aggression.
The sons of District 200 in Al-Hadaa directorate, Dhamar province, organized an armed tribal stand on Wednesday, declaring their readiness to confront the American-Zionist aggression and in solidarity with the Palestinians.
During the event, Dhamar Governor Mohammed Al-Bukhaity praised the massive turnout, describing it as a message from Al-Hadaa tribe and all Yemeni tribes that the Yemeni people are prepared to engage in battle against their enemies.
He noted that "signs of victory have begun to emerge with America's withdrawal from its entanglement in the aggression against Yemen, a sudden exit resulting from its heavy losses—especially in morale—as Yemen has shattered America's prestige."
Governor Al-Bukhaity urged unity and heightened readiness for the decisive battle, commending Al-Hadaa tribe's sacrifices in defense of religion and homeland.
Participants in the stand affirmed their full preparedness to confront any enemy escalation and their readiness to engage in the "promised conquest and sacred jihad," reinforcing training camps with fighters and firmly confronting anyone attempting to undermine Yemen's security and stability.
They condemned the Zionist enemy's crimes against their brothers in Palestine and Lebanon, as well as the forced displacement attempts in Gaza, reiterating Yemen's steadfast support for the Palestinian people and their just cause as a religious, moral, and humanitarian duty.
A statement issued during the stand declared a general mobilization, tribal solidarity, and full readiness for jihad in the path of God to confront the aggression against Yemen and Gaza. It also announced the dispatch of thousands of fighters to general mobilization training camps as part of the 11th first-level batch.
The statement hailed the Yemeni Armed Forces' military operations in blocking Israeli ships, targeting the depths of the Zionist entity, and the qualitative advancements in air defense, calling for more devastating strikes against the enemies.
It reaffirmed full support for the decisions and choices of the Revolutionary Leadership and the Supreme Political Council, as well as the deterrent escalation measures and legitimate military operations against the aggression on Yemen and Gaza.
The statement condemned the Zionist enemy's crimes in Palestine and Lebanon, the displacement attempts in Gaza, the aggression's targeting of civilian and economic facilities in Yemen.
It disavowed all traitors and collaborators, criminalizing any cooperation with the American-Zionist enemy or espionage with foreign forces, and withdrew tribal protection from anyone aiding the enemy or destabilizing Yemen, demanding strict penalties under Sharia, law, and tribal norms.
Additionally, the statement announced a general reconciliation, unity, and the preservation of internal cohesion, stressing that the aggression against Yemen will not deter its people from supporting Gaza.
It called on all Yemeni and Arab tribes to uphold their moral, religious, national responsibility toward the Palestinian people facing genocide and the Yemeni people enduring blatant aggression.
