Coalition countries should take initiative to get out of war: PM

SANAA, Sept. 12 (YPA) – Prime Minister in Sanaa, Dr. Abdul Aziz bin Habtour, affirmed that “the and the coalition countries are concerned with taking the initiative and getting out of the war.

Bin Habtour said in a news statement that “the Omani mediation is honest with all parties, but its influence is also limited,” explaining the coalition countries are stubborn and believe that they constitute public pressure in the salary issue.

H continued, saying, “Through what the leader of the revolution declared, we will give the coalition countries a last chance before returning to square one.”

The prime minister pointed out that oil and gas revenues constituted 75 present of the revenues of previous governments’ budgets, including taxes and customs 15%.

“What remains for the National Salvation Government is the revenues from the port of Hodeida, which constitute 10 percent of revenues to pay half a salary every three months,” he added.

“With the very low situation in revenues, the Sanaa government today bears the expenses of 49 fronts that need all aspects of spending, including weapons, ammunition, bin Habtour sated.” We are still in a state of war with the coalition countries.”

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