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Tariq Saleh : Lifting Taiz blockade a fundamental demand can't be waived

[30/05/2022 05:51]

TAIZ - SABA
Deputy Chairman of the Presidential Leadership Council (PLC) Brigadier Tariq Saleh stated that lifting the choking besiege has been imposed by Houthi militia on the city of Taiz for more than seven years is a fundamental human right can't be abandoned.

He made his statement as he met today with the Command of Taiz Military Axis.

Brigadier Saleh added " The government has offered significant concessions to help lifting the blockade on Taiz and other besieged Yemeni cities, however, the government's concessions won't be limitless".