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Southern Opposition to Oil Re-Export
The Southern Transitional Council rejected the resumption of oil exports, asserting that the revenues from which benefit all provinces, including areas controlled by the Houthi rebels. They considered this a violation of sovereignty and collusion with regional schemes aimed at turning the South’s vast resources into funding sources for the Houthi militias. The refusal aims to prevent the exploitation of southern resources to serve military and economic objectives of the Houthi movement, and to defend the rights of citizens suffering from deteriorating services and living conditions despite the ongoing oil production. The Council emphasizes that the wealth of the South should be managed through an independent sovereign decision, and that any agreements overlooking this are a breach of the rights of the Southern people. This stance represents an escalation to protect sovereignty and reject negotiations that come at the expense of land and dignity.
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