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Taiz residents affirm resilience despite blockade
The article discusses the resilience of the residents of the besieged Yemeni city of Taiz in the face of military attacks, shelling, and road blockades. They are confronting shortages of food and medicine, while popular resistance and the Yemeni army continue to confront the Houthi attempts to take control of the city. Despite the humanitarian crisis, the residents reaffirm their attachment to their land and their right to live, making significant sacrifices, including teachers and students. They are facing the repercussions of the siege by strengthening community solidarity, and efforts from the Arab coalition's military and air support are primarily helping them stay resilient. Meanwhile, international organizations are observing the deteriorating humanitarian situation, with access to aid being limited to over 600,000 people, including 200,000 women and children.
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