On Monday, during a telephone conversation with the UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Coordinator, Tom Fletcher, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Yemen, Afra Abdulaziz al-Zuba, discussed the developments in the humanitarian situation in Yemen, and especially the siege imposed on the displaced and needy city of Taiz, and human conditions. Personnel detained by the Houthis. Al-Zuba reviewed the humanitarian consequences of the continued siege of Taiz, and the resulting blockage of access to food, medicine and fuel, and emphasized the need to increase international efforts to ensure an urgent and sustainable supply of aid, and to expand the scope of humanitarian response to meet the needs of displaced people and affected families. She emphasized the importance of receiving information from reliable sources and verifying it independently and ensuring the correctness of the UN's reports and statements in describing the humanitarian situation and determining the causes of it and the factors responsible for disrupting the response, and emphasized that the accuracy of the information is the basis for protecting civilians and directing it to help those who deserve it.