أحبطت الأجهزة الأمنية في محافظة لحج اليوم (السبت) تهريب عدد من مقطورات الغاز إلى مناطق سيطرة الحوثي. وبحسب مصدر أمني، ضبطت الأجهزة الأمنية قاطرات الغاز في منطقة العسكرية في يافع المتاخمة لمناطق السيطرة الحوثية بمحافظة البيضاء.
وأفاد المصدر بأنه بناء على توجيهات عضو مجلس القيادة الرئاسي عبدالرحمن المحرّمي توجهت لجنة أمنية إلى منطقة «العسكرية» شمالي محافظة لحج للتحقق من وجود مقطورات الغاز التي كانت ترغب في المرور من نقطة يافع المتاخمة لمناطق سيطرة الحوثي، مبيناً أنه أثناء التحري ضبطت 3 مقطورات غاز مجهولة الهوية، ولم يكن لدى سائقيها أي تراخيص أو فواتير، ما يدل على نية تهريبها بشكل غير قانوني إلى المناطق الخاضعة لسيطرة الحوثيين لبيعها في السوق السوداء.
وأشار إلى أنه تم إيقاف المقطورات المخالفة وإعادتها إلى العاصمة المؤقتة عدن، التي تعاني من أزمة خانقة في الغاز، وتمت إحالة السائقين المتورطين في التهريب إلى الجهات المعنية لاتخاذ الإجراءات القانونية اللازمة، مطالباً الشركة اليمنية للغاز وشركة صافر في مأرب بضرورة تحديد مسار محدد لمقطورات الغاز والمشتقات النفطية الأخرى للحد من عمليات التهريب وضمان وصولها إلى المحافظات والمناطق المستهدفة.
ووصف المصدر هذا التطور باللافت، مبيناً أن عمليات تهريب الموارد الحيوية إلى الحوثي وراء الأزمة الخانقة التي تعيشها المناطق المحررة وتدمير الاقتصاد الوطني، لافتاً إلى أن مثل هذه العمليات والسوق السوداء وراء تفاقم معاناة السكان وتغذية اقتصاد الحرب الحوثية.
من جهة أخرى، أعلن الحوثيون اليوم عزمهم غداً (الأحد) إطلاق عملة معدنية جديدة من فئة 50 ريالاً، التي كانت ورقية، وذلك بعد عام على إطلاق عملة معدنية من فئة 100 ريال، زاعمة أن ذلك يعالج مشكلة الأوراق النقدية التالفة في مناطق سيطرتهم.
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أمن لحج يحبط تهريب مقطورات غاز لبيعها في السوق السوداء الحوثية
12 يوليو 2025 - 20:04
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أحمد الشميري (جدة) a_shmeri@
The security forces in Lahij Governorate thwarted today (Saturday) the smuggling of several gas trailers to areas under Houthi control. According to a security source, the security forces seized the gas trucks in the Al-Military area in Yafa, adjacent to Houthi-controlled areas in Al-Bayda Governorate.
The source indicated that based on the directives of the Presidential Leadership Council member Abdulrahman Al-Mahrami, a security committee headed to the "Military" area north of Lahij Governorate to verify the presence of gas trailers that were attempting to pass through the Yafa checkpoint adjacent to Houthi-controlled areas. It was noted that during the investigation, three unidentified gas trailers were seized, and their drivers had no permits or invoices, indicating an intention to smuggle them illegally to areas under Houthi control for sale in the black market.
He pointed out that the violating trailers were stopped and returned to the temporary capital, Aden, which is suffering from a severe gas crisis. The drivers involved in the smuggling were referred to the relevant authorities to take the necessary legal actions, urging the Yemeni Gas Company and the Safer Company in Marib to establish a specific route for gas trailers and other petroleum derivatives to limit smuggling operations and ensure their delivery to the targeted governorates and areas.
The source described this development as significant, indicating that the smuggling of vital resources to the Houthis is behind the severe crisis experienced in the liberated areas and the destruction of the national economy. He pointed out that such operations and the black market are exacerbating the suffering of the residents and fueling the Houthi war economy.
On another note, the Houthis announced today their intention to launch a new coin tomorrow (Sunday) with a denomination of 50 riyals, which was previously paper currency, following a year after the launch of a 100 riyal coin, claiming that this addresses the problem of damaged banknotes in their controlled areas.
The source indicated that based on the directives of the Presidential Leadership Council member Abdulrahman Al-Mahrami, a security committee headed to the "Military" area north of Lahij Governorate to verify the presence of gas trailers that were attempting to pass through the Yafa checkpoint adjacent to Houthi-controlled areas. It was noted that during the investigation, three unidentified gas trailers were seized, and their drivers had no permits or invoices, indicating an intention to smuggle them illegally to areas under Houthi control for sale in the black market.
He pointed out that the violating trailers were stopped and returned to the temporary capital, Aden, which is suffering from a severe gas crisis. The drivers involved in the smuggling were referred to the relevant authorities to take the necessary legal actions, urging the Yemeni Gas Company and the Safer Company in Marib to establish a specific route for gas trailers and other petroleum derivatives to limit smuggling operations and ensure their delivery to the targeted governorates and areas.
The source described this development as significant, indicating that the smuggling of vital resources to the Houthis is behind the severe crisis experienced in the liberated areas and the destruction of the national economy. He pointed out that such operations and the black market are exacerbating the suffering of the residents and fueling the Houthi war economy.
On another note, the Houthis announced today their intention to launch a new coin tomorrow (Sunday) with a denomination of 50 riyals, which was previously paper currency, following a year after the launch of a 100 riyal coin, claiming that this addresses the problem of damaged banknotes in their controlled areas.
