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UN says all roads into Taiz are closed; Yemeni council blames Houthis for siege

Corroborated · Taiz, Yemen ·

The UN says all roads into Taiz are closed, blocking commercial supplies into the city and civilian routes out, with nearly 250,000 residents remaining and 12 hospitals facing closure or service cuts amid an increasing cholera threat, according to UN statements relayed on Telegram. UN relief chief Tom Fletcher, as reported by Anadolu Agency, says civilians are paying a brutal price as roads close and supplies run low, and calls on parties to open roads and release detained UN staff. The Yemeni Presidential Leadership Council says the Houthis are besieging Taiz.

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DetailReportedReported byStatus
What happenedHumanitarianYemeni Presidential Leadership Council (via @alhadath_brk (Telegram)); UN (via @Faytuks_Network (Telegram), @TPOnow (Telegram))Reported by 2 independent origins
PlaceTaiz, YemenYemeni Presidential Leadership Council (via @alhadath_brk (Telegram)); UN (via @Faytuks_Network (Telegram), @TPOnow (Telegram)); Tom Fletcher (via Anadolu Agency (Middle East))3 origins listed, counted as 2 independent
Time3 Nov (local date)UN (via @Faytuks_Network (Telegram), @TPOnow (Telegram))One origin
Time2 Nov (local date)Tom Fletcher (via Anadolu Agency (Middle East))One origin
Who did itHouthisYemeni Presidential Leadership Council (via @alhadath_brk (Telegram))One origin
Who said itTom FletcherTom Fletcher (via Anadolu Agency (Middle East))One origin

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