HODEIDAH, Jan. 9 (Saba) – A ship loaded with 30,000 tons of diesel arrived at the port of Hodeidah on Thursday after it has been held at sea by Saudi-led aggression coalition for 25 days.
"The aggression coalition is still holding nine oil ships loaded with 157,203 tons of benzene, and 93,793 tons of diesel," the Yemeni Petroleum Company (YPC) said in a statement.
The statement indicated that the first of those ships has been held since more than 68 days, confirming that the coalition prevents those ships from entering the port of Hodeidah, despite obtaining United Nations permits.
The company's leadership directed its branch in Hodeidah to take the necessary measures to cover the needs of the various sectors and maintain the supply stability in the local markets, according to the statement.
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