Supply Situation in Taiz City

Contrary to the false claims made by the Saudi enemy and its mercenaries

and their fabrications about the alleged siege of Taiz, the truth seems

quite different here. There is no siege, and they have no grievance

about food supplies or humanitarian needs.

The way is open here, and trucks carrying

goods and food supplies are moving normally toward the city

of Taiz, with no obstacles preventing the flow of supplies

for trade and humanitarian needs. The trucks continue

their journeys to the city, carrying various necessities to the markets

inside the city, confirming that the roads

are passable and the movement of goods continues

as usual, the exact opposite of what the enemy

and its mercenaries claim.

Where are you headed? The city. Turbah.

What are you carrying? Water. Carrying water? The road is open, I swear.

It's open every day. These goods come in, this brings everything in.

You have pictures of the entrance, pictures of the motorcycle.

It comes in with it, gas comes in.

I'm coming from

Najd Qasim. Where are you headed? From the city.

Gas. Yes.

To the neighborhood. They said the city was under siege,

that nothing could get in.

The road, motorcycles.

No, no, we’re carrying gas. I go out and carry gas every day.

Where did you come from? From Taiz.

From the city? Yes. They said the road was cut off. No, no, it’s open.

Do you carry gas or not? I just showed you this one.

Where are you going? To fill up with gas, then I’ll come back.

Is this one open and working normally? No, no.

Completely open.

Is there anything you’re short of inside the city? No.

By God, everything’s fine now.

We’re doing perfectly well. Look, every day we come in…

And the road is open, God willing.

There’s no problem. There aren’t any problems.

There aren’t any problems, God willing.

It’s open, it’s open. We load up and leave whenever.

Any time? Any time.

I don’t want anyone bothering us. We load up as usual.

Normally. Any time? At any time. People can travel freely.

People can travel? Yes. Whenever you want to go.

Whenever we want, we can go back and forth at any time.

By God, thank goodness,

for the security, for the security and safety,

security and safety are here. Nothing’s wrong.

The road is clear, and people are coming and going.

We go in and out during the day, no problem.

We carry gas from Al- Dhabab, from Al- Turbah, from anywhere,

and come back. There’s no problem.

Is the road open? Is it safe, or is there trouble?

Maybe at the checkpoint.

They each know the price they want.

In the city? In the city, a gas cylinder costs forty thousand.

thousand.

How can this be independence when the road is open in and out?

Huh? I swear—

Each one, according to who he follows, I'm telling you.

Along the roads and through the liberated areas, trucks pass

and other vehicles travel safely and smoothly, ensuring

that various goods and necessities reach the city of Taiz.

This confirms that supply routes have not been an obstacle to the flow

of goods into the city.

Goods pass through here normally and as usual, from

the Hangar checkpoint, the western entrance to Taiz,

which confirms the commitment

of the Sana'a government to maintaining

supply stability in the city of Taiz.

From the Hangar checkpoint,

the western entrance to Taiz, Abdul Wasea Al- Hitar,

Al-Masirah.