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Houthi Siege Chokes Off Key Supply Routes Into Taiz, W.H.O Warns of Critical Shortages | WION

The World Health Organization (WHO) and human rights organizations have warned that the healthcare system in Taiz, Yemen, is on the verge of total collapse due to a severely tightened siege by Houthi forces. Following an intense military escalation in October 2026, Houthi fighters cut the final major supply corridors into Yemen’s third-largest city, completely isolating approximately 800,000 residents from essential life-saving aid.