Revolution Leader Blames Saudi Oil Limits
The article addresses Saudi Arabia's negative role in preventing Yemen from extracting and exploiting its oil and gas wealth, particularly in the provinces of Al-Jawf and Al-Mahrah. It highlights how restrictions and halting exploration activities have been enforced since the 1960s, despite geological studies confirming the existence of vast reserves. Riyadh justifies this ban with security excuses, aiming to preserve the resources in Yemen—a country struggling with economic and social crises—in order to control them and keep Yemen in a state of tension and conflict. The article asserts that Saudi Arabia seeks to undermine Yemen's efforts to develop its natural resources by controlling ports and limiting export operations, amid regional and international ambitions to exploit these riches. It emphasizes that the lack of development in Yemen’s oil-producing regions is a deliberate Saudi political decision designed to keep Yemen deprived of its wealth and to turn these resources into tools for pressure and dominance.
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