Sanaa Airport Press Conference Highlights Healthcare Crisis
The press conference at Sana'a Airport reveals that the blockade imposed by Saudi Arabia for over 12 years around Sana'a Airport exacerbates the humanitarian and health crisis in Yemen. The blockade has deprived more than 20 million citizens of basic healthcare, hindered the entry of medicines and life-saving supplies, and caused the death of thousands of patients who need to travel abroad for treatment, especially cancer, kidney failure, and chronic disease patients. Additionally, the closure of the airport reduces the number of travelers by up to 97% compared to before the aggression, endangering the lives of hundreds of thousands of patients. The ongoing blockade is considered a war crime under international law, and calls have been made to immediately open the airport to all medical and humanitarian flights.
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