Is Hadramout being divided for oil sharing
The article discusses recent developments in Hadramout Governorate, Yemen, where indicators suggest a reorganization of the political and military landscape aimed at controlling the region’s resources, especially oil. The events raise concerns that these moves might be part of a plan to hand over Hadramout to the Houthis or to exploit its resources for the benefit of external parties, amid internal competition among political and labor forces over future control and influence. It also mentions the resumption of Yemeni oil exports, which account for about 80% of the country's production, warning that Hadramout's resources could be diverted to finance the authority in Sanaa or the Houthis, in the absence of transparency in managing these resources. The article emphasizes that control over land and oil in Hadramout goes beyond local conflicts, becoming part of a broader struggle over Yemen’s future. It stresses the importance of safeguarding the rights of the people of Hadramout to manage their resources and protect their economic and political interests.
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