UN Says Aid Routes Cut Off for 800,000 People in Yemen's Taiz Province
The UN stated that intense fighting in Yemen has cut off aid routes for 800,000 people in Taiz Province, leading to shortages of basic supplies.
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The UN stated that intense fighting in Yemen has cut off aid routes for 800,000 people in Taiz Province, leading to shortages of basic supplies.
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