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UN calls for humanitarian truce in Yemen?s Taiz province
The fighting has complicated UN-sponsored peace talks, as envoys for the Houthis have delayed responding to UN proposals calling for Houthi pullouts from cities they control, including the capital Sanaa, and the creation of an inclusive government. James McGoldrick, the UN humanitarian Coordinator for Yemen, voiced alarm at increasing bloodshed in the southwestern Taiz Gover**rate, particularly the al-Sarari area, and the closure of Taiz city, the regional capital. He urged all warring parties to agree immediately to a “humanitarian pause” to protect civilians and cooperate with humanitarian agencies to help treat and evacuate war-wounded and deliver urgently needed medicine into the embattled zone. McGoldrick warned both parties that holding civilian populations hostage and depriving them of humanitarian assistance was illegal under international humanitarian law. Hadi supporters control most of Taiz, Yemen’s third largest city with an estimated pre-war population of 300,000, but it is sealed off by Houthi forces on three sides. أكثر... ??????? ??????: UN calls for humanitarian truce in Yemen?s Taiz province || ??????: ahlam1399 || ??????: اسم منتداك
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