Major General Al-Mushki confirms that blocking roads is aggressive policy to blockade Yemeni people

Deputy Chief of the General Staff - Head of the National Team in the Redeployment Committee, Major General Ali Hamoud Al-Mushki, stressed that the opening of roads should be through bilateral meetings and guarantees, not media propaganda that does not serve the interests of the people. During a meeting between the national team in the Redeployment Coordination Committee and the Hodeidah Agreement Support Mission on Tuesday, Al-Mushki pointed out that peace is not in the interest of mercenaries because they live on the suffering of the Yemeni people and obstruct our efforts to end the aggression and address its effects. He explained that 85 percent of the population lives under the authority of the Supreme Political Council and the blocking of roads is an aggressive policy aimed at besieging them. "We support opening all roads for the interests of the people and not selective roads for the purpose of media propaganda only, as mercenaries do," he said. "We opened two roads in Hodeidah under the supervision of the United Nations, and their outlets were occupied by UAE mercenaries," Major General al-Mushki said. For his part, the head of the United Nations Mission to Support the Hodeidah Agreement, General Michael Perry, pointed out that the ports of Hodeidah are free of weapons and provide basic and humanitarian services despite the recent developments in the Red Sea. He explained that the field teams confirm that there are no military manifestations in the port of Ras Issa, contrary to the claims of some media outlets. "We have seen the Sanaa government seeking to bring peace to Yemen through all the efforts it provides to the United Nations," he said. Maj. Gen. Mohammed al-Qadri, a member of the national team in the redeployment committee, said, "We expect the UN mission to implement quick-impact projects in the southern districts as it started in the areas of the other side." Mines and remnants of war kill people on an almost daily basis, he said, and the United Nations has not provided anything to demini ng teams to date. "We support peace, addressing the effects of aggression, opening roads and normalizing life in all regions of the Republic of Yemen," Major General al-Qadri said Source: Yemen News Agency