YEMEN’S Huthi rebels today rejected UN accusations of selling aid meant for civilians, slamming the World Food Programme (WFP) for sending “rotten food” to the war-torn country.
The WFP, which plans to provide food to up to 12 million Yemenis a month in 2019, yesterday accused Huthi rebels of “criminal behaviour” and of selling food aid in markets in the rebel-held capital Sanaa.
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