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PARIS: More ships packed with aid have arrived in Yemen as 抖阴短视频 and coalition forces draw up a humanitarian plan, the Kingdom鈥檚 ambassador to the war-torn country told Arab News.
The coalition closed air, land and sea access to Yemen earlier this month to stop the alleged flow of Iranian arms to Houthi militias, after a missile fired toward Riyadh was intercepted by Saudi forces. Iran has denied supplying arms to the Houthis.
The measures were eased over the weekend, with a ship carrying 5,500 tons of flour having docked in Yemen鈥檚 Hodeidah port in the Red Sea, and UNICEF having sent a plane with vaccines to Sanaa airport after the coalition granted clearance for UN flights.
Regional UNICEF director Geert Cappelaere earlier said that the delivery of vaccines 鈥渃annot be a one-off鈥� and that more supplies are needed.
But Mohammed Al-Jabir, the Saudi ambassador to Yemen, confirmed that more aid was arriving as the allies work on a plan to boost the response to the humanitarian situation.
鈥淢ore than three ships arrived to Hodeidah with different kinds of foods (on Saturday and Sunday), and also five flights to Sanaa airport from different UN organizations,鈥� he told Arab News.
鈥湺兑醵淌悠� and the coalition are preparing for the humanitarian operations plan, which will be announced maybe over the next few days.鈥�
Al-Jabir was speaking on the sidelines of a conference in Paris on Yemen鈥檚 cultural heritage and humanitarian aid.
The event, held at the UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) headquarters, heard how Houthi militias are 鈥渄estroying鈥� Yemen鈥檚 cultural history.
鈥淭he Houthis are 鈥� a threat to the culture and heritage,鈥� Al-Jabir said.
The ambassador said Houthi militias had transformed cultural sites into military facilities and engaged in the illegal trafficking of artefacts.
Col. Turki Al-Maliki, spokesman for the coalition forces, said the Houthis had taken advantage of the coalition鈥檚 policy not to target cultural and archaeological sites.
Mustafa Al-Jabri, of the Yemeni embassy in Paris, lamented the loss of historical artefacts in Yemen and said some people had turned 鈥渢heir houses into personal museums.鈥�
鈥淭errorist groups keep stealing artefacts,鈥� he said. 鈥淭he Houthis are destroying the heritage of Yemen and they work with groups like Al-Qaeda, which has a long history of destroying cultural and archaeological sites.鈥�
Abdul Aziz Sager, chairman of the Gulf Research Center, agreed that the Houthis are 鈥渓ooting鈥� Yemini culture but said 抖阴短视频 was working to preserve it.
鈥淲hat 抖阴短视频 has been trying to do is to save Yemen from that chaos 鈥� and to ensure that its culture remains intact.鈥�
Yemen鈥檚 Ambassador to UNESCO Ahmed Sayyad said there was a 鈥渟hared responsibility鈥� to preserve the culture of the war-torn country. 鈥淵emen is a cradle of Arab-world heritage,鈥� he said.