Saree: Saudi Arabia, UAE resources and Yemen resources

Yemen’s armed forces on Sunday gave oil companies operating in the UAE and Saudi Arabia a chance to arrange their affairs and leave, as long as the invading coalition countries do not commit to a truce.

Yemeni Armed Forces spokesman Brigadier General Yahya Saree tweeted: “As long as US and Saudi aggression, the armed forces give oil companies operating in the UAE and Saudi Arabia the opportunity to sort out their situation and leave.” There is no truce that promises to give the people of Yemen the right to use their oil wealth to earn the salaries of Yemeni state employees.

“Forewarning is forewarned,” Saree warned.

The brigadier general stressed that the Yemeni armed forces are capable of depriving the Saudi and Emirati regimes of their resources “as long as they insist on depriving our people of their resources”.

1- As long as the US-Saudi aggressor country does not commit to a truce, giving the Yemeni people the right to use their oil wealth to support the wages of Yemeni state employees,

— Yahya Saree (@Yahya_Saree) October 2, 2022

Target airports, ports and oil companies in aggressor countries

The Supreme Political Council warned shipping companies not to travel to oil companies in aggressor countries to avoid imminent danger.

“We warn oil companies operating in aggressor countries not to continue their work while the aggression and siege continue, and we assure the Yemeni people that the armed and security forces are capable of defending and protecting Yemen,” the council added.

“The Yemeni armed forces have targeted the airports, ports and oil companies of the aggressor country,” the statement said, adding that “our armed forces will not stand idly by if the aggression and siege continue.”

Yemen’s Supreme Political Council stressed in Yemen that “the aggressor countries must immediately stop the aggression and siege”.

It is worth noting that the Chairman of Yemen’s Supreme Political Council, Mahdi Mashahat, issued instructions on Saturday to issue a final official letter to all companies and entities involved in the looting of Yemen’s sovereign wealth to put an end to the looting once and for all.

For its part, supreme economic council Sanaa government issues notification to all companies and entities [demanding] Starting at 6 p.m. Sunday, they will permanently stop looting Yemen’s sovereign wealth.

“Companies and entities bear full responsibility for non-compliance,” the commission warned.

“These letters are based on the current constitutional text and Yemeni law, as well as the UN Charter and treaties, in particular Article 19 of the Yemeni Constitution, which obliges the state and all members of society to protect and preserve the nation’s wealth,” the committee noted.

several days ago, Saree considers foreign companies The looting of Yemen’s wealth should take seriously the warnings of Yemen’s Ansar Allah movement leader Saeed Abdul Malik al-Houthi.

Foreign companies that plunder our wealth should take seriously the warnings of revolutionary leaders that they do not agree to continue the truce on salaries and other points.

— Yahya Saree (@Yahya_Saree) September 26, 2022

In a speech on the occasion of the conference September 21st Revolutionary Day, The Houthis mentioned that the Yemeni people’s coalition of aggressors and traitors is looting Yemen’s oil wealth and controlling the country’s resources and wealth.

It is worth noting that on August 4, Yemen News Agency Saba The Saudi-led coalition has plundered crude oil and natural gas revenue in Yemen “equivalent to seven months’ wages for all state employees,” the report said.

Saree’s statement came hours later UN good offices expire A humanitarian and military truce that provides for a cessation of all offensive military operations in Yemen and its borders.

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