SANA'A, July. 26 (Saba) -The head of the National Delegation, Mohammad Abdulsalam, confirmed that saying “the truce agreement is clear and announced, and what has been implemented is minimum."
There is some commitment with regard to large-scale operations, but spy and fighter drones did not stop, and carried out a number of raids," he explained.
He added that "artillery shelling, especially on the borders, is still continuing, and sniping operations by the US-Saudi aggression have resulted in casualties, noting that the bombing of warplanes and reconnaissance is big breach of truce."
"32 civilian flights were supposed to be carried out from Sana'a Int. but only 18 of them were carried out, and they will not exceed 20 during the remaining period of the truce," Abdulsalam said.
He pointed out that only one flight departed from Cairo Airport to Sana'a Int. Airport, stressing that this is also a major violation of the truce, revealing the refusal of the US-Saudi aggression to bring fuel for planes to Sana'a and schedule flights.
He stated that it was agreed that 36 ships would enter the port of Hodeidah, but only 24 ships entered, only three of them were in custody, and some ships were delayed for 21 days.
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There is some commitment with regard to large-scale operations, but spy and fighter drones did not stop, and carried out a number of raids," he explained.
He added that "artillery shelling, especially on the borders, is still continuing, and sniping operations by the US-Saudi aggression have resulted in casualties, noting that the bombing of warplanes and reconnaissance is big breach of truce."
"32 civilian flights were supposed to be carried out from Sana'a Int. but only 18 of them were carried out, and they will not exceed 20 during the remaining period of the truce," Abdulsalam said.
He pointed out that only one flight departed from Cairo Airport to Sana'a Int. Airport, stressing that this is also a major violation of the truce, revealing the refusal of the US-Saudi aggression to bring fuel for planes to Sana'a and schedule flights.
He stated that it was agreed that 36 ships would enter the port of Hodeidah, but only 24 ships entered, only three of them were in custody, and some ships were delayed for 21 days.
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