Supplies Enter Taiz via Western Route: Drivers’ Accounts

From Taiz city's western entrance, specifically from this point, Al-Hangar Point, passed through it and into Taiz city nearly one million, one hundred and fifty thousand liters of diesel, gasoline, and gas in a single week according to Al-Masirah sources,

in addition to food products, commercial goods, and various necessities in nearly three thousand trucks and vehicles.

Between the accounts the enemy's mouthpieces try to peddle about Taiz city and the reality revealed by transport and trade, the claims of a siege collapse in the face of facts on the ground.

There are no signs of a siege, as claimed, and supplies have not stopped moving.

Instead, trucks continue their journeys to the city, loaded with all kinds of goods and necessities, revealing the falsehood of those propaganda campaigns.

And this reality is not limited to the movement of trucks alone.

It is also confirmed by the drivers who travel along the road continuously and transport goods into the city, explaining from their own experience that the road is open.

And their journeys face no restrictions or obstacles that prevent their cargo from reaching its destination.

Everything is fine. No, the route is open, and everything gets through.

Thank God, there’s nothing, no obstruction at all, and thank God, we’re at ease.

There’s no blockade or anything. I’m out for 24 hours , delayed, and there’s no blockade at all.

They shouldn’t scare the citizens or anything. They come and go with their heads held high.

This is the truth, by God. Praise and thanks.

Everything gets through. Everything gets through, by God. Nothing is cut off.

Whoever says it’s cut off is a liar. I’ll go in and come back normally, by God. I’m not saying anything. He’ll talk to you.

It’s all available, praise and thanks be to God.

What’s cut off? We come in every day. Loaded with gas for the city.

Any time, the route is open, thank God. We’re always coming and going.

There isn’t any. No, no, there’s nothing— Everything is available. Everything is available.

I was filling up with gas in the city of Taiz, and the city is open, thank God. All good.

Any time I come to fill up and leave, there’s no problem.

Loaded with water for the city. It’s normal. Thank God.

Thank God, the route is open. A diesel truck for the city.

I swear, now we go in and out, God willing.

Every district, everything is visible. Everything is visible.

There’s nothing. I’ll go in now and come out, God willing, tomorrow.

Whenever I go in, I go in to pick up passengers.

I make five, and then I go. This isn’t a profession.

Whenever I go in, I go in in the morning.

I go in at noon. I go in in the afternoon.

Only the vegetables go out. The gas goes out. It goes out.

Everything. Everything goes out. From the heart of the road come drivers’ accounts to put an end to misleading narratives, and confirm that what is being said about the siege of Taiz is nothing but claims contradicted by facts on the ground,

for transport continues and the roads are open, and reality is more truthful than all disinformation campaigns.

From the western entrance to Taiz, Abdulwasea Al-Haythar, Al-Masirah.