News - Yemen: Almasirah gained exclusive documents that revealed the looted crude oil exports before imposing a stop by the Armed Forces.

The documents, obtained by Almasirah, showed that the quantity of looted crude oil exports exceeded 2.6 million barrels per month.

The documents included records and tenders of the so-called "Higher Committee for Crude Oil Marketing", to sell crude Oil from Masila, Shabwa and Marib with foreign companies.

According to the records of the sale of looted oil, sales of Masila crude amounted to 2 million barrels per month, while sales of Shabwa and Marib crude amounted to 600 thousand barrels per month.

The records between the Pro-aggression government's Ministry of Oil and the UAE's ADNOC company also revealed the expectation of doubling Shabwa and Marib crude exports to one million and 200 thousand barrels per month.

A document issued by the Pro-aggression government's leadership of the Ministry of Oil called for expediting the re-production in Sector 5 oil after the readiness of its facilities in order to raise the exports of the looted oil.

On Thursday, Yemeni Armed Forces thwarted an attempt to loot crude oil from the port of Qena in Shabwa Governorate, used by the US-Saudi aggression for smuggling.

“The Armed Forces operation prevented an oil ship that was in the port from looting and smuggling oil, after sending several warning messages,” the Armed Forces spokesman Brigadier General Yahya Sare’e said in his Twitter account early Thursday.

The Armed Forces reiterated their commitment to protecting the sovereign national wealth as one of the rights of the Yemeni people.

The Armed Forces also emphasized the protection of the rights of Yemenis, especially the salaries of state employees in all Yemeni regions.

In late October, Yemen's Armed Forces announced in a military statement the implementation of a warning drone strike to prevent an oil ship that was trying to loot crude oil through the port of Dabba in Hadramout Governorate.
 
Brigadier Sare'e explained that the warning message came to prevent the continuous looting of oil wealth and not to allocate it to serve the people in paying salaries and services.
 
He pointed out that the message was after addressing the ship operators and informing them of the decision based on the Yemen laws in force and international laws. He pointed out that the ship was dealt "with cautionary measures through which the Yemeni Armed Forces were keen to preserve the safety and security of Yemen's infrastructure and the security of the ship and its crew."
 
The Armed Forces spokesman renewed the warning by saying: "We will not hesitate to do what it takes to stop and prevent any ship trying to plunder the wealth of our Yemeni people." He stressed that the Armed Forces  are able to launch more warning operations in defense of Yemenis and to protect their wealth from tampering and looting.
 
In his speech on the 8th anniversary of the September 21 revolution, the Leader of the Revolution Sayyed Abdulmalik al-Houthi warned against continuing to plunder the national wealth by any foreign company that colluded with the coalition of aggression.
 
In turn, President Mahdi Al-Mashat directed the Supreme Economic Committee, on the first of October, to edit the final official correspondences of all companies and entities related to the looting of Yemeni sovereign wealth, to completely stop looting operations.