Traffic and Security Update in Taiz

We are now at Taiz's western entrance,

Here is the Hangar area before me. This is the Hangar checkpoint.

The road is open, and you can see the cars

going in and out with no obstacles in their way.

You can see them moving very smoothly.

The road linking Al-Turb city to the Hangar checkpoint,

Taiz's western entrance, via Al-Nashama, Al-Bireen, and Najd

Qusaym and Jabal Habashi Junction, has seen smooth traffic flow

after the road became passable and completely safe

after the removal of toll and extortion checkpoints that

had burdened citizens.

The area is now entering a new era of calm and easier

travel.

We are now at the Hangar checkpoint, at the entrance to Taiz,

and we came here just to make sure

traffic, both inbound and outbound, is moving,

We encountered more than 30 or 40 people passing through, whether in

cars, cargo trucks, tractor-trailers, and transport

vehicles,

and we confirmed that the situation is safe and the road is safe.

The road is open, and traffic procedures are extremely smooth,

which confirms the fact, as

We have always known this cowardly enemy is devoid of values

and morals, he has no principles. He always uses civilians

as human shields. That is what he wants today, he wants the human cost

of the battle to free ourselves from hegemony and control to be very high,

and the other side is preventing and obstructing civilians from

leaving merely to seek safety, and it is skilled at

pleading for and begging for international sympathy.

Thank God, after the Yemeni armed forces secured eleven

districts, the roads in those districts were reopened and secured.

Today, we send a message to the Islah Party and the Saudi enemy's forces in

the city of Taiz, fight honorably, stand as men for once,

and open the roads you closed, namely the Palace Roundabout exit,

and these roads through which you are obstructing the entry of

food supplies, fuel tankers, and gas.

Al-Masirah's camera documented the smooth flow of traffic

Along this vital route, where cars

trucks and buses pass freely, unhindered,

a reality that reflects stability

and refutes the rumors spread by the aggression's mouthpieces and tools

to mislead public opinion.

Where were you?

I was in Al-Nashmah.

Al-Nashmah?

Filling up with gas.

Going in and out, did anyone bother you?

Nothing happened.

Is the road safe?

Safe.

Is it open?

Yes, it's open.

So, what is your message to those who say the road is closed?

He's a coward, a rumormonger, and—lowborn.

And the road?

The road is open.

Your message?

My message is that there's no need for this lying,

A person should speak the truth, even against himself.

Where did you come from?

From Taiz, from the city.

Are you going to fill up with water?

Yes.

Is the road open?

Yes, it's open.

Open and safe?

Open.

No one bothered you?

No one.

No one gave you any trouble?

No,

nothing at all.

Thank you very much. Go ahead.

Thank God, I'm traveling.

Traveling?

Traveling with nothing.

And the road is open?

Thank God.

Safe?

Safe.

Thank you.

We came down, loaded up, filled with gas, and we're heading back.

Heading back to the city?

Heading back to the city.

Thank God, sir. Please come in.

The aggression's goals, aimed at tearing apart

the Yemeni people and making them easy prey for enemies, are crumbling one after another.

But the steadfastness of the free and the unity of the honorable shattered those

dreams, proving once again that Yemen will remain

free and impregnable, rejecting injustice and refusing humiliation and dependence.

From Hangar Point in Taiz Governorate, Jamil Al-Maqrami Al-Masirah.