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STC Rejects Oil Revenue Sharing with Houthis

Aden (South24 Center)The Southern Transitional Council (STC) has rejected any plan to share revenues from South Yemen’s oil resources with the Houthis, two days after Rashad Al-Alimi, chairman of Yemen’s Presidential Leadership Council and currently based in Riyadh, announced plans to resume oil exports.STC Spokesman Anwar Al-Tamimi said Al-Alimi’s decision was linked to a regional understanding reached in 2022 that would grant the Houthis the largest share of oil revenues.Al-Tamimi told Erem News that the arrangement had previously failed because of opposition from the STC. He said the council and Southern forces had faced political and military pressure over their refus ...