SANAA (Debriefer)--The Houthi Group on Monday accused Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates of stealing and draining Yemen's national resources during their six-year war and in dirty efforts to keep Yemen suffocated by poverty and crises.
The two countries have been leading a military coalition fighting the Houthis in support of the internationally recognised government since 2015.
Around 950.000 barrels of crude oil have been recently exported outside Yemen for $50 million through Al-Nushaima oil terminal, CEO of the Houthi-run Yemen Petroleum Company, Ammar Al-Adhru'e, said.
That was not the first crude shipment handled by the UAE and Saudi Arabia, Debriefer learned.
A number of tankers have transported crude oil outside of Yemen under supervision of the UAE forces stationed at the terminal, sources said.
Last year, the UAE forces prevented the then-minister of transport Saleh Al-Jabwani from accessing the terminal which is considered as one of their headquarters in south Yemen.
The Houthi accusations come amid acute fuel shortages in Houthi-controlled regions for months.
More recently the company said it was not able to supply vital sectors with 12% of their needs of fuel.
