News - Yemen:   The administration of Hodeidah port denied Saturday the allegations made by the US-Saudi aggression’s media regarding using the port as a center for military actions, with the aim of targeting it.

The Saudi-led coalition in Yemen on Saturday set a three-hour deadline to withdraw weapons from the airport of Sana'a and from two ports on the Red Sea, Saudi-owned Al Arabiya TV reported.

To refute these allegations, Al Masirah TV, along with a number of local and international media, visited the port, where the port officials denounced the aggression's allegations, considering this a prelude to the bombing of the port and the targeting of the remaining facilities there.

In the same regard, a team from the United Nations and from the ports in Hodeidah went to the port of Hodeidah and Salif to refute the allegations of the aggression that it is free of any military manifestations.

On January 8, the coalition's spokesman, Turki Al-Maliki, stole scenes from an American documentary in Iraq, claiming that they were for missiles at the ports of Hodeidah. The scenes were extracted from a documentary film called "Severe Clear", filmed in 2003 at the beginning of the American invasion of Iraq, which presented the memoirs of First Lieutenant Mike Scotty in addition to videos that he and his colleagues from the first battalion filmed for the Marines.

The irony is that the spokesman of the coalition of aggression claimed that the missiles were located in a location that "cannot be disclosed inside the port of Hodeidah," as he put it!