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Yemen’s PLC Moves to Resume Oil Exports Amid Houthi-Saudi Escalation

Aden (South24 Center)The Yemeni Presidential Leadership Council (PLC) announced on Monday, July 20, that it would begin working to resume oil exports, which have been suspended since late 2022, and direct the revenues toward paying salaries, improving public services, and strengthening economic stability.PLC Chairman Rashad Al-Alimi said in a televised address that the move was intended to return the country’s wealth to its citizens rather than allow it to remain, in his words, “hostage to the militia’s adventures and blackmail.”The announcement did not specify when exports would actually resume, which terminals would be used, or what security arrangements would be put in ...