Pak Sahafat – A member of the political council of Yemen’s Ansarullah movement warned the Saudi aggressors and their mercenary allies that if they escalate the tensions after the recent warning drone attack of the Yemeni army on the “Al-Zaba” oil port in Hadhramout province in the south of this country, they will respond with countermeasures.
According to Pak Sahafat News Agency’s report on Sunday, Mohammad Al-Bakhiti said in a telephone conversation with Sputnik news agency: The ceasefire they are talking about has not stopped the looting and theft of Yemen’s resources, and these resources are still under the control and in the hands of the aggressor and besieging countries of our nation. The siege of Sana’a and aggressions continue. Armistice terms are different from peace terms.
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Al-Bakhiti clarified: The terms of a short-term ceasefire are also different from the terms of a long-term ceasefire. The previous ceasefire led to the opening of Sana’a airport for limited flights, as well as the arrival of some oil ships in Hodeida port. For the new ceasefire, the number of flights from Sana’a airport to multiple destinations should be increased.
He said: We also want the full opening of Hodeidah port for sea traffic because there is no justification for preventing navigation in the port and the like. In addition, we should be able to pay the salaries of office workers from oil and gas revenues, which are currently flowing to Saudi banks to be spent on aggression against our country.
A member of the Ansarullah Political Council of Yemen pointed out that the drone attack on Al-Dabba oil port in Hadramaut was carried out with the aim of preventing the looting of Yemen’s oil and gas resources by the aggressor countries, and in case of escalation of tension by the aggressor countries, with our response from land, sea.