Shabwa governor urges recruits to quickly leave Saudi camps

SANAA, Oct. 30 (YPA) – The governor of Shabwa in the Sana’a government, Awad al-Awlaqi, issued an important appeal to the people of the province and the southern provinces to quickly leave the Saudi-affiliated camps to protect their lives and avoid participating in confrontations that serve foreign agendas.

Al-Awlaqi said that Saudi enemy officers and commanders are entrenched in underground military positions, showing no regard for the lives of the people of Shabwa and the southern governorates, exploiting their living conditions, plundering resources, and depositing them in the Saudi National Bank.

He emphasized that the people of Shabwa and the South have never been a target of the Yemeni Armed Forces, a point repeatedly reiterated by the leader, Abdul-Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi, and the head of the Supreme Political Council.

He also pointed out that the blood of the youth of the South is precious and cannot be squandered in a battle that serves the Saudi occupier, who has continued for 12 years to target civilians and facilities in al-Jawf, Taiz, Sa’ada, Hodeida, and the rest of the provinces.

The governor endorsed what was stated in the leader’s speech yesterday on the anniversary of the martyrdom of 1448 AH, that the target is only the Saudi troop buildups led by Saudi officers, praising the victories of the armed forces in ending the aggression, lifting the siege, restoring resources, and defeating the occupiers.