Yemeni tribes unite to bring Houthis down, a plan to support Hajur tribes

Tribes of the Kushar District in Yemen have been encountering with the Houthi militias after the terrorists surrounded them as they refused to provide the militias with recruits and denounced the Houthi authority.

Kushar District is a district of the Hajjah Governorate in Yemen.

Sources told The Reference that tribes of the district formed a tribal resistance under the flag of the Hajur tribe to encounter the Houthi aggression.

Tribal sources also added that the Hajur tribes encountered a heavy attack by the Houthi militias with tanks and rockets on Wadi Reban on Saturday

Sources also clarified that the tribes launched a supply line to support the Hajur tribes in encountering the militias. Observers see this as a change of how tribes deal with the Houthis.

Tawfiq Saleh, nephew of former Yemeni president Ali Abdullah Saleh, has revealed a plan to support the tribes in their fight against the Houthi militias, pointing out via Twitter that the Houthis are weaker than they appear.

Deputy governor of Hajjah Fahd Dahshosh also warned against the schemes of the Houthis to impose control over Abs and Kushar districts by subjugating the Hajur tribes.

Tribesmen continued to arrive in the area to support Hajur tribes, including gunmen who had joined the al-Houthi group earlier, but who defected from the group to support their tribes.

Commander of Central Security Forces in Hudaydah Sadik Attiya has also affirmed in press remarks that resistance against the Houthi militias has spread to a number of areas under their control, pointing out that this step reveals a rupture in the reputation of Houthis.

Yemeni journalist Abdulkarim Al-Medi also told The Reference in an interview that a number of tribes have been aiding Hajur tribes in the fight against the Tehran-backed militias, pointing out that the end of Houthis is near.