Sanaa: Who needs 1.4 million barrels of oil floating on the sea and whose is it? The mystery has not been solved for 33 years. According to reports, an oil tanker is parked in the Red Sea. Whose ship is this? It cannot be decided.
Yemen's Hoosi rebels or tribes are blocking the fight for oil tankers or ships.
The United States and Saudi Arabia are working hard to get the ship, but the danger is that if the tanker is destroyed during the Hoosi operation, the barrels of oil stored in it will be lost to the sea.
UN experts want access to the ship. According to him, the tanker contains 1.4 million barrels of oil.
According to media reports, the tanker has been parked seven kilometres from the port of the Yemeni coastal city of Hodeidah since 1988 and its condition is deteriorating day by day.
The area was seized by Yemen's Hoosi rebel group in 2015, after which an attempt to extract oil from the tanker failed.
International organizations have warned that the oil spill could harm aquatic life and thousands of fishermen in the area.
