Dozens of wounded besiege headquarters of Taiz governor loyal to coalition

Dozens of wounded fighters in the ranks of the Saudi-led coalition forces cut off on Tuesday the streets leading to the local authority building of the pro-coalition government in Taiz city, west of Yemen.

In a protest vigil in the city’s main Jamal Street, the coalition war wounded demanded treatment, denouncing the neglect they were subjected to by the coalition’s military leadership.

The participants in the vigil confirmed that the wounds of some of them had rotted as a result of negligence, without receiving any care and attention from the parties loyal to the coalition.

The coalition countries abandoned thousands of people from Taiz and the rest of the provinces, who were drawn into their ranks for the war on Yemen, leaving thousands of dead, wounded and prisoners, without paying attention to their suffering after the completion of their services to the coalition.