[20/February/2020]

HODEIDAH, Feb. 20 (Saba) – A vessel carrying 29,586 tons of gasoline arrived on Thursday at the port of Hodeidah, after it was held at sea by Saudi-led aggression coalition for 32 days.

"The aggression coalition is still holding eight oil ships, the first of which has been held for more than 101 days," the Yemeni Petroleum Company said in a statement, indicating that these ships carry 183,439 tons of gasoline and 29,499 tons of diesel.

The statement pointed out that the aggression coalition also prevents the entry of food, medicine and domestic gas ships into the port of Hodeidah, despite obtaining permits from the United Nations.

 

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