Saudi Arabia calls on Al-Alimi to pay its losses in the war on Yemen
ADEN, May 05 (YPA) – Media sources revealed that Saudi Arabia demanded the so-called Presidential Council, which it was formed in April headed by Rashad al-Alimi, to pay Riyadh’s losses in its war on Yemen, which reportedly amounted to $800 billion.
The sources confirmed that there was an old deal between Saudi Arabia and Hadi in which he signed a monthly commitment to pay Saudi losses.
“Saudi Arabia wants Al-Alimi Council to approve a debt of $800 billion to Yemen. According an official in the coalition-backed government, Hadi’s debt as of the end of 2021 amounted to $256 billion,” said Anes Mansour, a consultant at Hadi’s embassy in Riyadh.
Mansour added in another tweet, that during the 8 years of war, Yemen’s income from oil and gas goes to the Saudi National Bank and recently Rashad al-Alimi asked Saudi Arabia kindly to supply Yemeni income to the Central Bank of Yemen in Aden so that the government can meet its obligations, but Saudi Arabia refused!!.”
خلال 8 سنوات الحرب ، دخل اليمن من البترول والغاز يذهب الى البنك الاهلي السعودي وموخراً طلب الرئيس رشاد العليمي من السعودية تتكرم بتوريد الدخل اليمني الى البنك المركزي اليمني عدن كي،تتمكن الحكومة اليمنية من
مواجهة التزاماتها منه لكن السعودية رفضت !!
لماذا!؟ #يتبع— انيس منصور – Anes Mansoor (@anesmansory) May 3, 2022
According to the coalition-backed government source, Saudi Arabia forced Hadi to grant investment contracts in Yemen’s oil fields, including future exploration fields, for 50 years.
The sources indicated that the Al-Alimi Council renewed its commitment to all agreements signed by Hadi.
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