Non-commitment of US-Saudi Aggression to Open Sana’a Airport Amid UN Silence
Yemen: Until yesterday, the first airline flight of Sana’a International Airport did not start, despite passing a week after the launch of the first scheduled trips, according to the UN-sponsored truce.
After postponing the first trip from Monday until Friday, the date was made without entering the airport.
While the UN envoy to Yemen, Hans Grundberg, postponed the launch of the first flights claiming that it is for "logistical actions", no other justification was found during his meeting with the head of the National Delegation, Mohammed Abdulsalam, in the Omani capital Muscat, Saturday.
Thus, Grundberg silently stands in front of Saudi Arabia and its lack of obligations to lift the air embargo on Yemen, as former United Nations envoys have done.
Sana’a Airport Director, Khaled Al-Shaif, earlier confirmed that the facility is ready to receive all commercial flights as it receives daily United Nations flights.
He noted that the services provided by the airport for the organization are the same as other airlines, however, UAE-Saudi aggression delays implementing the deal regarding return of civilian flights.
Yemenis were waiting to land the first plane of the National Air carrier, Yemenia, in Sanaa Airport, but a source at the company's office in Sana’a said that its board has not directed its offices in Cairo and Jordan by recording any flights from Cairo International Airport to Sana'a Airport.
In the same context, Sanaa did not receive special files for the names’ lists of prisoners, after it was supposed to exchange the lists late last week.
While the Saudi alliance allowed a number of fuel tankers to enter Hodeidah port, new tankers were held on their way to the port in recent days without any justification.
Yemen Petroleum Company announced that the US-Saudi coalition detained the (Detona) tanker carrying more than 29,000 tons of diesel, and (SC Hart) tanker, which carries more than 28,000 tons of gasoline, and did not release them until today.
Do not rule out that Grundberg has requested Amman's intervention for Saudi Arabia to implement truce
The US-Saudi-aggression mercenaries violated the military truce in the fronts of Marib. Local sources said that those forces targeted on Monday, by multiple attacks the Yemeni Army sites in the south and south-western fronts in Marib.
Marib's fronts have witnessed various attempts to violate the truce since its entry into force on Saturday. "We have already been dealing with opponents who do not respect their obligations," Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Sanaa said.
Source: Lebanese newspaper "Al-Akhbar" translated by Almasirah net
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