Citizens in the city of Taiz, including women and children, organized a protest to demand an end to the Houthi siege and stop attacks on civilians, waving banners in Arabic and English to convey their suffering to the world, including: "Water, medicine and a road. Is this too much for Taiz? " ". The participants condemned the closing of the roads, the denial of access to basic needs and the bombing of houses, hospitals and markets, in light of the increasing suffering of the population as a result of the siege and the military escalation.

Citizens in the city of Taiz, including women and children, organized a protest to demand an end to the Houthi siege and stop attacks on civilians, waving banners in Arabic and English to convey their suffering to the world, including: "Water, medicine and a road. Is this too much for Taiz? " ". The participants condemned the closing of the roads, the denial of access to basic needs and the bombing of houses, hospitals and markets, in light of the increasing suffering of the population as a result of the siege and the military escalation.