Government spokesman Dr. Omar Al-Bukhaiti said all main roads to and from Taiz city are open and secured by the Government of Change , Construction to facilitate civilian movement , the transport of food, medicine, fuel and other essential supplies.
He blamed Saudi enemy forces for blocking the roads.
Al-Bukhaiti told Saba on Sunday that Saudi enemy forces had publicly announced the closure of 19 vital roads and crossings in Taiz and were targeting vehicles traveling along them with Saudi enemy airstrikes, while attempting to distort the facts.
He warned against continued road closures and efforts to besiege Taiz residents for political and media purposes, urging all parties to avoid endangering the densely populated city, prioritize the public interest and prevent further bloodshed.
He said government agencies were working to provide basic necessities and services across Taiz’s areas under their control, adding that they were ready to supply the city with essential goods but were being prevented from doing so by Saudi-backed forces.
Al-Bukhaiti urged Taiz’s community leaders and influential figures to cooperate with official authorities to facilitate the delivery of food, medicine, fuel and other essential supplies, helping to break the siege.
He stressed that serving all Taiz residents remained a government priority, accusing Saudi enemy forces of obstructing aid deliveries, depriving residents of basic services and security, and perpetuating crises in areas under Saudi occupation.
