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Sanaa tribes declare mass mobilization in support of Yemen Dawn offensive

Tribes in Sanaa province have called for broad mobilization to back government forces in the Yemen Dawn operation, urging support with funds, men, and arms.

Sanaa tribes declare mass mobilization in support of Yemen Dawn offensive

Tribes in Sanaa province have declared a general mobilization in support of Yemen's government forces during the Yemen Dawn operation. They called for increased tribal support, urging citizens to contribute funds, men, and weapons. The move aims to bolster popular backing for the military campaign to restore state institutions and areas previously under Houthi control.

The announcement was made during a tribal gathering, where participants pledged their support for the armed forces and security agencies. They also urged tribes in government-held areas to join the mobilization and emphasized the importance of unity under the Presidential Leadership Council. The tribes stressed that the operation seeks to restore state institutions, resume salary payments, improve public services, protect citizens' rights, and create conditions for peace.

The tribes reaffirmed their loyalty to the Yemeni government and highlighted the significance of continued Saudi backing in achieving these goals. They also expressed concern over Houthi attacks against Saudi Arabia, viewing them as a threat to regional security and vital economic interests. The tribal statement addressed the regional implications of the conflict, warning that the Houthis' actions jeopardize international navigation through key maritime trade routes.

The mobilization announcement comes amid ongoing tensions between government and Houthi-controlled territories, with both sides escalating their rhetoric. The tribes' efforts to widen support for the Yemen Dawn operation reflect their desire to strengthen the republican system and counter the Houthis' influence.

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