Armed Tribal Gathering in Sahar, Sa'ada declares disavowal of traitors & agents
The people and tribes of Sahar District in Sa'ada Governorate organized an armed tribal gathering on Saturday to declare a general mobilization and sign a tribal honor document, disavowing traitors and agents.
During the gathering, Sa'ada Governor Mohammed Jaber Awad emphasized the importance of uniting efforts and strengthening solidarity to confront the aggression's schemes aimed at fragmenting the domestic front and tearing apart the social fabric by inciting sedition and divisions among the Yemeni people.
He stressed the role of the tribes in Sahar District and across the province in fostering unity, consolidating ranks, and continuing the battle of the "Promised Conquest and Sacred Jihad" through tribal marches and rallies.
Governor Awad praised the efforts, steadfastness, and resilience of the people, sheikhs, and dignitaries of Sahar District for their patriotic stance in standing with the nation and resolving societal issues.
Meanwhile, the Mobilization Official in the province, Ali Al-Dhahiri, stated that the battle against the enemies today is significant, as it has become a struggle between disbelief and Islam.
He said, "We are openly confronting the Jews , Christians, and we must elevate our awareness to this level and protect our domestic front by all means."
For their part, the sheikhs and tribes of Sahar District affirmed that the district's tribes and people will be the rock upon which the enemies' conspiracies shatter.
They declared their disavowal of every agent and mercenary collaborating with the aggression, Zionists, or Americans, reaffirming their full readiness alongside the Leader to confront the enemies and their tools, no matter the challenges.
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