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Yemen's sovereignty affirmed by ambassador
The Saudi ambassador to Yemen, Mohammed Al Jaber, confirmed that the Houthi militia is exploiting crises to achieve political gains and fund their military activities at the expense of the suffering of the Yemenis. He accused the group of disrupting and destroying Sana'a Airport after seizing aircraft and thwarting efforts to resume flights, in addition to directing port revenues and taxes to finance their war activities, and refusing to pay employees’ salaries and provide basic services. The report was based on a United Nations report indicating that the Houthis are exploiting the telecommunications sector and taxes to fund their weapons, generating revenues exceeding one trillion riyals, as well as earning two billion dollars annually from oil smuggling. Al Jaber emphasized that the suffering of civilians is increasing due to the blockade and blocked roads in Taiz, stressing that Yemen does not belong to the Houthis, and that the Kingdom will continue supporting the legitimate Yemeni government to achieve security, stability, and development.
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