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SANA'A, March 13 (Saba) - A government official on Monday refuted allegations by Saudi paid mercenary Ahmed bin Dagher about state employees' salaries, in which the aggression uses this card to retaliate from the Yemeni people after their military aggression on the ground has failed.
The official said that the state revenue depends on oil and gas exports by 75-80 percent, and that are under control of the Saudi aggression and its mercenaries.
The rest of resources were blocked and destroyed under tightened all-out blockade imposed by the Saudi aggression.
"The state employees' salaries have not been paid since the unconstitutional decision to transfer the Yemen Central Bank to Aden last September," the official said.
NN/ZAK
Saba
SANA'A, March 13 (Saba) - A government official on Monday refuted allegations by Saudi paid mercenary Ahmed bin Dagher about state employees' salaries, in which the aggression uses this card to retaliate from the Yemeni people after their military aggression on the ground has failed.
The official said that the state revenue depends on oil and gas exports by 75-80 percent, and that are under control of the Saudi aggression and its mercenaries.
The rest of resources were blocked and destroyed under tightened all-out blockade imposed by the Saudi aggression.
"The state employees' salaries have not been paid since the unconstitutional decision to transfer the Yemen Central Bank to Aden last September," the official said.
NN/ZAK
Saba