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European Union Calls on Houthi Militias to Lift Siege on Taiz, Allow Food Supplies to Enter the City

[14/10/2026 09:05]

ADEN – SABA
The European Union has called on Houthi terrorist militias to lift the siege imposed on the city of Taiz and allow food, water, medicine and fuel to enter the city.

In a statement published on its account on the social media platform X, the EU said: “We are following the situation in Taiz with grave concern and call on the Houthis to lift the siege imposed on the city and allow food, water, medicine, and fuel to enter.”

The EU stressed the need to protect civilians and civil infrastructure and to enable partners to deliver essential aid.