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White House: Houthis failed agreement allowing UN team access to Safir Tanker

[09/08/2020 06:53]

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The White House has said that Houthi militia botched an agreement allowing to UN technical team access to Safir Oil Tanker, floating off Hodeida coasts.

Houthi militia's continuous hinder and delaying arrival of the UN team to the tanker warns of environmental and human disaster threatening Yemen and the region, quoted US embassy a twit for the White House.

Houthis must allow to the team to carry out necessary procedures to the tanker, added the embassy.

Many countries showed concerns over possible explosion or leak of one-million-barrel oil from the tanker, a matter warns of destructive catastrophe in the Red Sea couldn't be contained for long years.