After the crisis in Russia and Ukraine, the US is trying to loot more oil resources to compensate for itself and its allies’ energy shortages.
Faraan: The theft of oil by the US in the countries of the region continues in two ways, either directly by the US forces in Syria or through its ally the Zionist regime outside the borders of Palestine, which is done indirectly.
Another instance is the Zionist regime’s attempt to steal Lebanese marine oil or through the rulers of countries that follow the orders of the United States and seek to compensate for the lack of American oil by increasing production and reducing its price or by expanding oil bridges to loot this substance, which is the best example. That is the effort of the aggressor coalition in Yemen led by Saudi Arabia.
In the meantime, the attempt to loot Yemen’s oil is an essential part of Washington’s plan to secure control over Yemen’s oil through its allies in the Persian Gulf. Oil looting by the US in Shabwah province in eastern Yemen was recently exposed by Al Saud mercenaries. In this context, Yemeni Prime Minister Abdel-Aziz bin Habtour said that the looting of Yemeni oil by the Saudi coalition is done on the orders of the United States and is part of Washington’s plan to ensure control over Yemeni oil through its allies in the Persian Gulf.
The mercenaries of the coalition exposed the conspiracy to loot the oil of Shabwa province after the conflict with the Yemeni government forces, which are under the control of Saudi Arabia. Considering the gas crisis caused by Russia’s war with Ukraine, this looting was not limited to oil, but the United States and European countries need more gas today, which is why the United States, with the help of France and the Saudi coalition, is looting gas in the Belhaf region of Yemen.
This action is done to reduce reliance on Russian gas, French companies like Total have invested in Yemen’s Belhaf gas field, and the cost of implementing this project is 5 billion dollars. The National Salvation Government of Yemen has also recently expressed its concern about the suspicious activity of American and French forces in southern Yemen.
