News - Yemen: The National Salvation Government condemned the US-British-Saudi presence in Al-Mahra Governorate for what it represents of aggression, occupation and violation of the sovereignty of Yemen.

The Council of Ministries affirmed on Sunday that the continued direct presence of American, British and Saudi forces in Al-Mahra and the rest of the provinces under occupation does not serve efforts to establish peace in Yemen, nor regional and international security and stability.

It called on the occupying and aggressor countries to prove by deeds, not by propaganda media statements, its seriousness in bringing peace to all the people of Yemen by leaving the lands and regions they occupy.

Days ago, the American website HuffPost confirmed that the United States is moving in the path of seizing Al-Mahra Governorate; For geopolitical purposes and long-term economic ambitions and goals, including control of the governorate’s coasts and ports.

The site revealed that US soldiers and military experts frequent the province, moving around it, away from the media spotlight, calling on Congress to investigate the role played by US forces inside the province far from the frontlines.

The US military moves in the governorates of Al-Mahra and Hadramout have escalated significantly and provocatively during the recent period, in parallel with the efforts of US to thwart peace efforts and circumvent the demands of the Yemeni People and the requirements for a solution, including the complete departure of foreign forces from Yemen.

Earlier on the month, the Leader of Revolution Sayyed Abdulmalik Al-Houthi accused Washington of delaying the withdrawal of foreign forces from the country.

"The Americans, the British, the Saudis, and the Emiratis should know that they must assume their responsibilities within the framework of any agreement,” Sayyed Abdulmalik stressed, adding, "The sources of wealth are occupied by the coalition and under its control, depriving the [Yemeni] people of them for eight years.”

Sayyed Abdulmalik accused the US of trying to postpone the withdrawal of foreign forces from Yemen for an indefinite period, stressing that “this matter is essential for us, and we do not accept it."