Yemen: The pro-aggression government obtained loans and aid amounting to one billion and 300 million dollars last December, but this did not prevent the Yemen’s riyal from recording more collapse in the areas controlled by the US-Saudi coalition.

There is a firm conviction among citizens that the crisis of local deterioration is a fabricated crisis, as evidenced by the lack of seriousness in taking the necessary remedies to solve the problem, and providing marginal measures with the aim of “scattering dust on the eyes” and leaving the root causes of the crisis without any solutions.

Harmful actions for fabricated crises

The people of Yemen have not forgotten the flimsy justifications on the basis of which two trillion riyals of the Yemen’s currency were printed by the coalition, which claimed “lack of liquidity” because people belonging to factions loyal to the UAE “hid the liquidity.”

Although these figures have been exposed, the authorities affiliated with the coalition, instead of arresting the accused, criminals went to print the currency without any cover so that the Yemen’s riyal lost its value against foreign currencies. 

The UAE Agents Council recognized, during its discussions recently, some aspects of the problem by talking about “stopping speculation and depleting reserves of hard currencies.” These issues appear, from the point of view of observers, to be greater than the capabilities of the “government” loyal to the coalition, as Riyadh and Abu Dhabi worked to weaken the “government.” In the occupied areas, in favor of the factions established by the coalition. 

It should be noted that the exchange rates of one US dollar today reached 1245 Yemeni riyals in the areas controlled by the coalition.