Al-Dhale’e, Yemen – The Governor of Al-Dhale’e and Commander of the Axis, Major General Ahmed Qaid Al-Quba, has ordered an increase in military and security readiness. This directive aims to support the armed forces stationed at the frontlines in Al-Dhale’e. Al-Quba emphasized the importance of strengthening the units’ capabilities to counter any escalation or attacks from the Houthi militia.
Local authorities and the Al-Dhale’e Axis leadership have declared that the security and stability of the province are a “red line.” The armed forces and security agencies will respond decisively and responsibly to any attempts to undermine security, incite chaos, or attack military and security forces, regardless of the source.
The provincial leadership stressed the need to unify efforts and direct resources toward the primary battle against the Houthi militia. This group continues to threaten villages, civilians, and military sites in Al-Dhale’e.
Major General Al-Quba urged various political factions, social figures, tribal leaders, and academic and media elites to unite. He called for prioritizing the public interest and fostering community solidarity to support the armed forces and security agencies, thereby enhancing the province’s security and stability.
The commitment to maintaining peace and order in Al-Dhale’e remains strong, as local leaders rally the community to stand firm against external threats.
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