Answering reporters’ questions, Brig. Gen. Asiri pointed out that announcement of the Border Guards of arresting 100 infiltrators came within context of security operations done by the guards to chase non-armed persons, drawing attention to the fact that this number comprises many nationalities, mainly, from the Horn of Africa, who are in Yemen especially in the North to evade the operations and thus got no alternative, but to infiltrate, however, they are non-armed people and thus they are treated only as infiltrators. Asiri asserted that the majority of the Yemeni tribes are aware of their responsibilities towards the legitimacy, security and stability in Yemen, adding that there are some tribal chieftains who commit individual acts either for financial gains or out of non-understanding the situation and that is not accepted. "There are communications between the Yemeni government and these chieftains. When the situation is not positive, they will be among the objectives of the coalition forces because it is not allowed for storing ammunition for supporting the Houthi militias," Asiri added, calling upon the chieftains as well as the military commanders and all parties of the Yemeni society to support the legitimacy. Asiri Pointed out that the announcement of the Yemeni Vice President, yesterday, that the Yemeni army and what it witnessed of defections and personal loyalties, during the last days, is done by someone, as all knew that the deposed president had a great role, in that, adding that the message has been conveyed during the press conference and other media used by the Yemeni government with the commanders of the brigades. "They were assured that the situation, now, is no more as it was, and that they shall understand what is going on and understand the message, that it will not back as it was before the Determination Storm," he added. "Consequently, they were confirmed that what they are doing is non-sense and that military operations and killing of Yemeni citizens is futility. The coalition warns that if they are to continue, the strikes of the coalition will target them," he said, adding that they are still allowed to abandon the rebels and declare support for the legitimacy and seek a remedy for Yemeni wounds, through supporting the legitimacy and the government, in order that Yemen overcomes the difficulties, in this hard time, by stopping supporting the Houthis who implement, as all knew, external agenda for foreign interests which do not best serve the interests of the Yemenis. Asiri said that there is no need for a humanitarian truce, because we did not reject any demand by any organization to go to Yemen, following coordination with the coalition forces and that any demand will be, promptly, answered, calling countries and non governmental agencies to provide information and to respect the timetables and not to land without permission at any airport to avoid misunderstandings or mistakes. --SPA 21:47 LOCAL TIME 18:47 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/w