Ansar Allah leader reveals: Saudi Arabia prevented oil extraction in Al-Jawf, Marib, and Al-Mahrah to keep Yemen subservient

The leader of the Ansar Allah movement, Abdul-Malik Al-Houthi, revealed on Friday that “the Saudi regime prevented oil extraction in Al-Jawf governorate because Yemen would benefit, and it doesn’t want the Yemeni people to become a people living in dignity,” indicating that Riyadh also prevented the extraction of oil fields in Marib and Al-Mahrah and forced foreign companies to leave Al-Mahrah and Hadramout, as part of a policy “to keep Yemen subservient.”

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Abdul-Malik Al-Houthi stated that “the Yemeni Central Bank’s dollar balances aren’t in Sana’a but in America, and they are an entitlement of the Yemeni people,” pointing out that “the American and British control them” and adding that “a lot of money and economic interests in Arab countries are linked to America and Britain, and now there is a trend to link them to the Zionist enemy.”

He called for attention to the “economic boycott” as an influential pressure tool, pointing out that the US president, “when facing major economic problems in America, turns to Arab countries, foremost the Gulf, to obtain trillions of dollars,” asking, “The US president boasts and brags that he returned from the Gulf countries with a lot of money to solve problems and economic crises in America.” “He added, ‘Most Arab and Islamic funds go to America to the point that the volume of investment reaches $14 trillion.’

The leader of Ansar Allah warned that “there is a trend to link the region’s economy to transforming the import, export, and even oil export through occupied Palestine under Israeli control”, pointing out that “normalization is the umbrella under which they want to fully link the interests and wealth of this nation to the Zionist enemy.”

Al-Houthi affirmed that “the Saudi role is linked to the British and American, and it doesn’t have its own agenda; since the establishment of Saudi Arabia, it has been completely linked first to the British and then to the British and American,” stressing that “Saudi Arabia doesn’t want Yemen to have its economic resources that would make it independent of being subject to any other country.”

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