The Ministry of Transport: The coalition of aggression deliberately killed the Yemeni people by siege and seizing fuel ships
The Ministry of Transport and its affiliated bodies and institutions confirmed that the US-Saudi-Emirati aggression coalition is deliberately killing the Yemeni people by blockading ports, airports and civil ports and detaining oil derivatives ships.
In a protest vigil organized by the Yemeni Oil Company employees in front of the United Nations office in Sana’a, the ministry and its affiliated bodies and institutions called on the Security Council, the international community and the United Nations to take a stance to lift the comprehensive ban and allow oil derivatives ships to enter the port of Hodeida due to its importance in the continuation of the life of the besieged Yemeni people Seven years ago.
Ministry of Transport indicated during the stand, which was attended by the deputies of the Ministry of Transport, the President of the General Authority for Regulating Land Transport Affairs and the Assistant deputies of the Civil Aviation Authority, that what the aggression coalition is doing is contrary to all international norms, treaties and covenants and is a violation of the Charter of the United Nations and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights .. denouncing the international silence Shameful and the international community’s lack of seriousness in moving to stop the human tragedy resulting from the continued ban on Sana’a International Airport.
A statement issued by the Ministry of Transport and its affiliated bodies and institutions pointed to the catastrophic repercussions and the human tragedy caused by the continuation of the embargo and the detention of oil derivatives ships.
He touched on the damage caused to the transport sectors as a result of the continued US-Saudi-Emirati aggression, the blockade, and the human suffering caused by the closure of Sana’a Airport, Hodeida port and land ports.
The statement stated that the siege has caused the death of more than 120,000 patients who were in urgent need of traveling for treatment abroad, while more than 480,000 patients are awaiting an unknown fate if the siege continues on Sana’a airport, due to their inability to travel.
He pointed out that the maritime piracy practiced by the coalition of aggression on oil derivatives ships, despite obtaining UN permits, will lead to the suspension of more than 150 thousand means of transportation of various sizes that provide services to the Yemeni people in the various governorates of the republic.
The statement stressed that the suspension of transportation will exacerbate the humanitarian situation and damage important productive sectors, including the agricultural sector, as a result of agricultural products being damaged and not reaching the governorates, the impact of relief work, the high prices of most basic commodities, the inability of citizens to move, as well as the inability of patients to reach hospitals.
And he indicated that the suspension of transportation will lead to the cessation of service facilities, especially hospitals.
The statement held the United Nations, the Security Council and the Human Rights Council fully responsible for the crimes committed by the coalition of aggression and its air, land and sea blockade.
