🇾🇪 - Situation in Yemen as mobilization continues on both sides of the line of contact:

Over the past two weeks, both pro-Ansarullah and pro-Saudi tribal forces have been gathering in the al-Rayyan area of Yemen's northern al-Jawf Governorate. The mobilization by Saudi-backed tribes began in response to a tribal call to arms issued by Sheikh Hamad bin Fadgham of the Bakeel tribal confederation, who is currently being held by pro al-Houthi forces.

Fadgham's appeal was linked to the case of Samira al-Zubairi—allegedly Mira Hussein, a daughter of former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein—who was arrested by Ansarullah authorities and subsequently expelled from her residence. The property was reportedly granted to her by former Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh, a long-time ally of Saddam Hussein.

According to Fadgham, as many as 8,000 tribal fighters have responded to his call and joined the mobilization effort.

Nearly two decades after Saddam Hussein's execution, his legacy continues to cast a long shadow over Yemen, once again fuelling internal tensions and conflict.