Supply Situation in Taiz City

Contrary to the false claims of the Saudi enemy and its mercenaries

and their fabrications about the alleged siege of Taiz,

the truth looks different here

altogether. There is no siege, nor are they grieving

over food supplies and humanitarian needs.

The way is open here, as trucks carrying

goods and food supplies move normally toward the city

of Taiz, with no obstacles preventing the flow of supplies

for trade and humanitarian purposes. Trucks continue

their journeys into the city,

transporting various necessities to the markets

inside the city, confirming that the roads are open

and goods transport continues as usual,

the exact opposite of what the enemy and its mercenaries claim.

Where are you headed?

The city, Qarbasah.

Taiz. What are you carrying?

Water.

You're carrying water? Is the road open or not?

It's open every day. These goods come in, they come in.

Everything gets in.

You have pictures of the entrance,

pictures of the motorcycles coming in with gas coming in.

I'm coming from

Nabt Qasim.

Hey, where are you headed?

The city.

Gas.

Yes?

To the neighborhood.

They said the city was under siege,

that nothing could get in the road is long.

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

Where did you come from?

From Taiz.

To the city?

Yes.

They said the road takes a long time.

No, no, it’s open.

Are you carrying gas or not?

I’ve already been there, right in front of you.

Where are you going?

I’ll fill up with gas and come back.

It’s open, just as usual.

No, no, it’s completely open.

There’s no shortage of anything in the city.

No, honestly, things are fine now. Everything’s fine.

I see people going in every day.

The road is clear, God willing. There’s no problem.

There are no problems at all.

There are no problems at all, God willing.

It’s open, open. We can go out, load up, and leave.

At any time?

Any time. Nobody bothers us. We go out normally, just like usual.

At any time?

At any time.

All the residents are traveling.

The residents are traveling?

Yes.

When do you go?

Whenever we want to go. Back and forth, at any time.

Thank God for security and safety.

There’s security and safety.

Nothing’s wrong, the road is clear, and people are coming and going.

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

We load gas in Al- Dhabab, from Al- Turbah, from anywhere.

And we come back. There’s no problem.

Is the road open?

The road is safe. There’s nothing wrong.

Maybe with psychological pressure, everyone knows the price.

When they buy it.

In the city?

In the city, a gas cylinder costs forty thousand.

How can this exploitation happen? Is the road open, in and out?

Well, by God, everyone takes after their kind, I’m telling you.

Along the roads and through the liberated areas, trucks pass

and other forms of transport safely and smoothly, ensuring

the delivery of various goods and necessities to the city of Taiz.

This confirms that supply routes were not an obstacle

to the flow of goods into the city.

Goods pass through here normally and routinely, from

the Hangar checkpoint, Taiz’s western entrance,

which confirms the government’s commitment

to stabilizing supplies in the city of Taiz.

From the Hangar checkpoint, Taiz’s western entrance, Abdulwasea Al-Hitar,

Al-Masirah.