Tribes of Sa’ada mobilize on the Saudi border in response to Al-Houthi’s call

The Yemeni border with Saudi Arabia witnessed renewed escalation on Tuesday, with thousands of tribal militants in preparation for the confrontation.

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Media and tribal sources reported that the sons of the tribes of Munabbih, Marran, Haydan, and Saqayn organized a rally at the Yemeni border with Saudi Arabia in response to the call of the leader of the Ansar Allah movement, Abdul-Malik Al-Houthi.

The militants announced their readiness for mobilization and the restoration of rights, renewing their allegiance to the Houthi leader and expressing their readiness to implement his directives to secure legitimate Yemeni rights and work towards the inevitable end of aggression and foreign occupation.

Although all Sa’ada tribes participate in vigils and carry out mobilizations within the context of the battle to liberate Yemen, this is the first time in years that armed tribesmen have converged on the Saudi border, especially during the truce between Sana’a and Riyadh.

According to experts, the protest carried a strong message to Saudi Arabia, which is attempting to maneuver and evade the entitlements of peace in Yemen in addition to raising marginal issues to escape confrontation.