Saudi occupation worsens southern suffering with new fuel hike
In occupied Aden, there has been an escalation in economic and living hardships following the decision by the Saudi occupation government to raise fuel prices. Diesel prices have surged to approximately 38,000 riyals per 20-liter gallon. This increase comes amidst accumulated crises in electricity and household gas services, with the city experiencing long and repeated power outages exceeding 12 hours during the day and 9 hours at night. These outages worsen the suffering of residents during the hot seasons of the school year. Additionally, the rise in diesel prices elevates transportation and electricity costs, leading to a continuous increase in the prices of goods and services. Consequently, the quality of education declines due to ongoing power outages. The decision coincided with popular protests rejecting the presence of Saudi forces and their tools, and utilizing the economy and service materials to pressure the residents, as part of an escalation of resistance against the occupation in the occupied areas.
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