Fuel crisis deepens in Sana'a after tank attack
The article is about the fuel crisis that has worsened in Sana'a after key tanks were targeted in an airstrike, leading to a halt in fuel supplies and the shutdown of many gas stations. The fire ignited as a result of the attack caused widespread damage and the rising columns of smoke, with the Houthi militia imposing a security cordon around the site and restricting photography. The Sana'a Petroleum Company has stopped distributing fuel to the stations, replacing supplies with military purposes, which is expected to cause a significant increase in gasoline prices on the black market. There are also forecasts that the crisis will expand in the coming hours, as the economic situation heavily depends on those tanks. Until now, the official authorities have not issued a statement clarifying the nature of the attack or the extent of the damages. Meanwhile, military operations are escalating, and economic and living pressures on residents in areas under militia control are intensifying.
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