AhlulBayt News Agency (ABNA): The tribes of Thula district in Amran province, Yemen, at this armed gathering held with the extensive presence of sheikhs, elders, provincial officials, and security and military commanders, announced their full readiness to confront the escalation of Saudi tensions and to respond to the brutal crimes against civilians.
At this gathering, the Thula tribes once again announced their support for Sayed Abdulmalik Badr al-Din al-Houthi so that he may take the necessary deterrent decisions to secure the rights of the Yemeni nation, liberate its lands and wealth, and take revenge for the blood of Yemen's children from the war criminals.
Condemnation of Saudi crimes
The Thula tribes condemned Saudi Arabia's brutal crimes against children and women in various provinces of Yemen and emphasized that these crimes show that the Saudi regime has distanced itself from the values and principles of the religion of Islam and has come to resemble the criminal Zionist regime.
The Thula tribes also rejected Saudi Arabia's baseless claims that Yemen intends to attack Mecca and Medina and emphasized that only the Saudi and Zionist regimes are a danger to the holy sites.
The elders of the Thula tribes emphasized that the crimes of the Saudi enemy will not deter the Yemeni nation from continuing the battle for freedom and complete independence, and they renew their covenant with the blood of the martyrs. They said the blood of the martyrs and the sacrifices of the free will never be forgotten or traded away.
The participants in this gathering announced their maximum readiness to join the fronts of honor and dignity and to advance all options for confronting the aggression, securing the rights of the Yemeni nation, liberating every inch of the homeland's soil, and driving the occupiers out of all of Yemen's lands and islands.
At the end of this gathering, a statement was published in which the Thula tribes emphasized the continuation of general mobilization at all levels, support for the fronts, and backing of the armed forces until the realization of complete freedom and independence and the recovery of all plundered wealth.
This statement also asked the deceived to return to the ranks of the homeland and to take advantage of the presidential amnesty. In another part of this statement, the Thula tribes emphasized the Yemeni nation's adherence to its firm position regarding the challenges of the Islamic Ummah, foremost among them the Palestinian issue.
At the conclusion of this gathering, the Thula tribes dispatched a large convoy including food, non-cash aid, sums of money, and a large number of livestock to support the fronts.
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