اخبار اليمن : The government hands over to the UN envoy the names of its team on the siege of Taiz

 In a government move, Foreign Minister Ahmed Awad bin Mubarak said, on Saturday, that the government handed over the names of its team on Taiz roads to the office of the UN envoy in the first week of April.

He stressed that lifting the siege on Taiz is one of the priorities of the truce that the country has been experiencing since the beginning of this April.

For his part, journalist Abdel Hadi Habtoor asked in a tweet: In the new UN plan, why did the Sanaa airport open and oil derivatives entering the port of Hodeidah immediately?  With the opening of the besieged Taiz crossings, meetings and meetings are held for them that may last for weeks!?

The Vice President of the Network for Rights and Freedoms, Amat Al-Rahman Al-Matari, reminded through a video clip that she shared of the suffering of the journey to search for water for children, and said: In a very difficult situation, she travels long distances to search for water, even the road is all dangerous, mountains are afraid to walk without anything, how do you carry water,  All this trouble because of the siege imposed by the Houthis on the people of Taiz.

Last Wednesday, the Special Envoy of the Secretary-General of the United Nations to Yemen, Hans Grundberg, called for preserving the existing armistice and using it as a starting point for a just, inclusive and sustainable political solution, before leaving Sanaa, without obtaining any results with the terrorist Houthi militia, after a three-day visit, which is the first since taking office.

Among the most prominent provisions of the truce is the resumption of commercial flights through Sanaa Airport, with two flights per week, one to Egypt and the other to Jordan.

It will also allow the entry of oil campaigns to the port of Hodeidah, as well as opening roads in Taiz and other Yemeni governorates.

In addition to all of these provisions, the armistice stipulated that all offensive air, land and naval military operations inside Yemen and across its borders must be halted, which the Houthi group violated on all fronts in Hodeidah, Marib, Lahj and Al Dhale'e, in conjunction with the mobilization of its reinforcements.