An informed source revealed that the United Arab Emirates has submitted a proposal to the United States of America to form a broad military coalition to secure international navigation in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden, in light of the ongoing attacks launched by the Houthi group for nearly a year.

The operations of bulldozing the lands of Socotra Island by Emirati institutions are expanding. These operations did not stop at buying lands from citizens at a low price through brokers affiliated with the Transitional Council, but they expanded to include the seizure of lands on which the state has government plans to establish development projects.

Today, Saturday, the city of Shihr in Hadhramaut Governorate witnessed a peaceful march organized by a number of fishermen to express their dissatisfaction with what they described as the local authorities’ disregard for their legitimate demands.

The Preparatory Committee for the Socotra National Conference called on Tuesday on the state's highest authorities to urgently intervene to stop the robbery of the island's lands under the control of the UAE-backed Transitional Forces, which are being carried out by "influential forces" and to hold accountable the complicit officials.

Informed sources said that the Emirati Khalifa Foundation is seeking to seize a large area of Socotra Airport land, in agreement with the governor of the governorate, affiliated with the Transitional Council, Raafat Al-Thaqali.

The Yemeni government expressed, on Monday, its hope that Yemen's partners, primarily Saudi Arabia and the UAE, would support its efforts to maintain economic stability and control the exchange rate of the national currency, while revealing the total revenues collected during the first half of this year.