SANAA (Debriefer)--A new shipment of fuel arrived at Hodeidah seaport on Saturday, the Houthi-run Yemen petroleum company said, adding that the shipment was imported by the private sector and had been held by Saudi-led coalition for 41 days.
The shipment of 10.221 tons of diesel arrived aboard the tanker Lourdes, the company said.
The Houthi group is accusing the coalition of preventing fuel ships from entering Hodeidah seaport amid acute fuel shortages in regions under its control.
The coalition has been fighting the group in support of the internationally recognised government since March 2015. It has been imposing an embargo on the country as part of its military intervention.
