Coalition loots nearly $200 million of Yemen’s oil in Hadramout

HADRAMOUT, Aug. 19 (YPA) – A Saudi-led coalition has looted nearly $200 million of Yemen’s oil in Hadramout province, east of Yemen, for the last 24 hours.

Local sources familiar with the matter said that the giant Greek ship, MARAN CANOPUS, left Dhaba port in Hadramout province, carrying nearly two million barrels of Yemeni crude oil with a total value of $200 million, after arriving on August 5, at Dhaba oil port, which is under Emirati control.

The sources confirmed that the Greek ship, according to the navigational sites, would head to the Chinese ” port of Rizhao” to unload its cargo.

A series of looting of Yemeni crude oil and its revenues is continuing by the countries of the coalition, without paying the salaries of Yemeni employees for more than 6 years in a row.

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