The chairman of Yemen’s Supreme Political Council has warned of a growing risk of investing in the Israeli-occupied territories due to drone and missile attacks that Yemen’s Armed Forces are conducting in retaliation for the Tel Aviv regime’s ongoing brutal campaign in Gaza.
Mahdi al-Mashat, in a statement sent to Yemen’s official Saba news agency on Sunday, cautioned all companies operating in the occupied lands to seriously take the warning into consideration, and leave without delay as the atmosphere is becoming highly precarious.
Mashat highlighted that any firm opting to continue operation within the Israeli-occupied territories despite the warning must assume full responsibility for the decision, and admit subsequent losses.
“We may take further measures within the next few days, if necessary, which would place companies investing within the occupied territories at grave and tremendous risks,” he stated.
Mashat emphasized that, “Overlooking the Yemeni warning translates into betting on a tenuous situation that could entail unpleasant consequences.”
The high-ranking Yemeni official also took a swipe at the occupying Israeli regime, saying, “Prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s criminal administration does not care about investors’ interests, and is gambling on their safety to serve its own agenda. A regime that has no concern about the destiny of its own captives [being held in Gaza] will neither protect foreign companies nor investments.
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