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[18/06/2019 12:44]

NEW YORK-SABA

World Food Program (WFP) accused Iran-allied Houthi militia of manipulating, confiscating and looting the humanitarian aids.

As he briefed the members of International Security Council on Tuesday, the Executive Director of the WFP David Beasley blamed Houthi militia for manipulating, confiscating and stealing the food aids allocated to the people in need in the militia controlled region.

Beasley warned that the WFP is intended to gradually suspend dispatching food aids to the militia controlled regions by the end of this week in case that the militia doesn't change its unhelpful policies and refrain from messing with the humanitarian aids.