Pak Sahafat – The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Government of National Salvation of Yemen in Sana’a reacted to the joint statement of the ambassadors of the United States, England and France and emphasized that the resources of Yemen belong to the people of this country.
According to the report of Pak Sahafat International News Agency, “Hassan Al-Azi”, the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Government of National Salvation of Yemen, criticized the ambassadors of foreign countries on his Twitter account today and denied their claims.
The Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the National Salvation Government of Yemen based in Sana’a wrote: It is clear from the joint statement of the ambassadors of France, England and the United States that they are upset because Sana’a has prevented the export of oil and gas.
He added: In fact, we only stopped the theft of this national wealth, and as soon as a mechanism is established to ensure that the people of Yemen benefit from its income, we will allow its export.
Al-Azi continued to emphasize that the statement of the mentioned ambassadors was not necessary and this statement only expresses their personal displeasure over the cessation of their share of the spoils of Yemen’s oil wealth.
The ambassadors of three countries, the United States, England and France, claimed in a statement yesterday that the government of Sana’a is aggravating the humanitarian crisis by continuing to block the export of oil from Yemen.
These countries, along with the countries that have invaded Yemen, have been looting Yemen’s oil and gas without any conditions since the beginning of the war in this country, which has lasted for 8 years.
The head of the Southern Transitional Council described the resigned government as a failure
Aidros al-Zubaidi, the head of the Transitional Council of Southern Yemen, which is supported by the United Arab Emirates and has a separatist tendency, attacked the government of Moeen Abdul Malik, the prime minister of the resigned government supported by the Saudi Arabia coalition, and described it as a failed government.
In a speech on the occasion of Eid al-Adha, Al-Zubaidi said: Aden, Hadhramout and the rest of the southern provinces are suffering as a result of the continuous deterioration of the living conditions. The head of the transitional council considers the government’s failure to fulfill its duties as the reason for the deterioration of the current situation in the southern cities of Yemen.
Al-Zubaidi threatened Saudi Arabia and the head of the leadership council formed by Rashad Al-Aleimi, saying that their efforts regarding the people of the south and national interests have failed.