@@anantbhartia8833 Money is money and a million barrrels is still worth 60 million dollars. I worked in the oil industry for many years and doesn't matter what company you are in, a million barrels is still a lot.
Ideally so but just like how the IMF continues to loan to countries who have defaulted multiple times and knows will default, the goal of preventing the spill and having a trickling effect is the priority.
Whoever cleans it up should split it up into their own reserves based on the percentage of money and labor they put up to do the job. They should also take the scrap value too! It’s been sitting for years and the owners don’t care about it. If the UN takes the risk, they should get the money. If the UN has a spill while doing so, I doubt the owners will step up and pay for clean up.
you obviously dont realize how followers of islam think, logic is not their strong point. They think we should clean the oil up and then give it to them to sell.
There needs to be an international fund to cleanup situations like this. All oil producers should have to pay a cleanup levy as a percentage per barrel this should be held as a bond.
The part where parties not involved in the cleanup want money from the oil is so typical. Hold the country the ship flies under responsible. If they don't pay any other ship flying that flag will not be allowed to enter major ports.
Because they need agreement from the local ‘government’ to actually proceed with it. It’s not about the sale. More about who should UN pay to execute the operation.
A massive tragedy on the horizon which will no doubt lead to someone saying later: “if only we’d done something sooner this disaster might never have happened!”
Please make a report on how the Yemeni's society, economy and its people have been unfairly devastated by the direct help of a certain country in the western hemisphere.
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When they got to the 'drifting sea mines' part, I said out loud, "Oh dear lord!" I mean, the potential for disaster keeps mounting...What a cancer we can be to this planet.
according to Bard, the oil aboard the Safer is only worth 80Million, however the UN cannot sell this oil to use it towards the cost of moving it. Just sucks to have these dirty neighbor countries.
The Eritrean government brought the issue to the United Nations a while back but the issue remains the same, now the cleanest sea in the world is in danger.
The revenues from the selling of the crude should be used to refund the UN. It is a shame they had to plan this complicated expensive and risky operation to fix other countries' errors and negligence.
Why is the UN getting involved with this ? If the ship was abandoned and its owners cannot be located can the oil be salvaged and sold to offset the cost of this operation ? This does not seem like something the UN needs to involved in or should be involved with.
@@MrSchwabentier anybody EXCEPT the U.N. The U.N. is notoriously inefficient and ineffective, they rarely if ever accomplish what they set out to do. Look at their efforts around the world starting in the Middle East.
@@MrSchwabentier if it is the responsibility of Yemen then cut off ALL aid going into the country until such time as the problem has been fully resolved and PAID for.
Lousy journalism by WSJ!!! Nothing was mentioned about the Arab countries and what they are doing about this! As usual the ecological disaster was exaggerated and so on!
Important to remember that Saudi Arabia and UAE were blockading shipping to and from Yemen the past few years, leading to economic hardship and starvation in Yemen.
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As that is a Yemeni ship hence the oil goes to the yemeni govt ofcourse. Who are these "rebels" to claim this oil who have totally destroyed such a beautiful country and now claiming its state-owned property.
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@@kevinfernandez9999 INCORRECT THERE ARE MANY FISSURES ON THE OCEAN FLOOR THAT CONSTANTLY LEAK OIL, POSSIBLY FOR CENTURIES... SEA WATER BASICALLY DISSIPATES OIL WITHIN ITS OWN HYDROCHLORIC NATURE. NO NEED FOR ENVIRONMENTAL HYSTERIA
Insane to think a tanker with a million barrels in it was just abandoned...
A million barrels is nothing in the grand scheme of oil
It's the Ultra-Capitalistic paradox...
@@anantbhartia8833 Money is money and a million barrrels is still worth 60 million dollars. I worked in the oil industry for many years and doesn't matter what company you are in, a million barrels is still a lot.
@@doresearchstopwhining The title says "$143 Million race..."
@@toolbaggers missed that you right. But that probably includes salvaging the ship and all that?
Whoever completes the operation should at least recover their costs.
Ideally so but just like how the IMF continues to loan to countries who have defaulted multiple times and knows will default, the goal of preventing the spill and having a trickling effect is the priority.
eh 140 million isnt that much money for an organisation with 200 nations
@@baranbeytemur5451but it should be enough to cover the cost of this specific operation.
there are millions of dollars of oil aboard, all costs should be be recovered for this before any goes anywhere
Whoever cleans it up should split it up into their own reserves based on the percentage of money and labor they put up to do the job. They should also take the scrap value too! It’s been sitting for years and the owners don’t care about it. If the UN takes the risk, they should get the money. If the UN has a spill while doing so, I doubt the owners will step up and pay for clean up.
surely the party which cleans up the mess should at least re-coup costs before profits are given to yemen?
you obviously dont realize how followers of islam think, logic is not their strong point. They think we should clean the oil up and then give it to them to sell.
yemen shouldn't get any profits
There needs to be an international fund to cleanup situations like this. All oil producers should have to pay a cleanup levy as a percentage per barrel this should be held as a bond.
The part where parties not involved in the cleanup want money from the oil is so typical.
Hold the country the ship flies under responsible.
If they don't pay any other ship flying that flag will not be allowed to enter major ports.
I thought that is part of why we pay taxes and an extortionate amount for fuel?
@Nick-xc4fy taxes go towards roads , highways and public transportation ( last one is a joke)
There should be a gas tax world-wide
@LebronCCP the problem with your proposal starts at "gas" where and what do you want to taxes.
Why is there even a question who's to sell the crude? Any proceeds from the sale should be used to cover the 100+ million salvage operation.
Agree it littel too smart to get other to pay for it and after take the money
Valid question!!!
Because they need agreement from the local ‘government’ to actually proceed with it. It’s not about the sale. More about who should UN pay to execute the operation.
Shouldn't the oil profit be used to finance the rescue/cleanup operation?
The United Nations should be able to sell the oil for market value and regain the money for future recoveries
Someone just forgot they had 1,100,000 barrels of oil. it happens to the best of us
Thanks and Good Luck
Redsea has got wonderful coral and hopefully there wouldn't be any oil spill.
if they're doing this emergency project it's because it's already leaking.
@@michaelalmeida8790 that is bad news
A massive tragedy on the horizon which will no doubt lead to someone saying later: “if only we’d done something sooner this disaster might never have happened!”
Please make a report on how the Yemeni's society, economy and its people have been unfairly devastated by the direct help of a certain country in the western hemisphere.
I’ve been concerned about this for 4 years
Same
You'd think that the money from selling the crude would go towards funding this project.
Insane to the the money from the oil sale wouldn't go to offsetting the cost of the recovery of this potential hazard.
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Of course the UN has to go fix other countries negligence
An incompetent entity trying to fix a dysfunctional nation's negligence. It would almost comical if not quite so serious a problem.
They had a lot on their plate with the civil war
Is there not another one of these ships with the same issues close to the u.s/Caribbean
When they got to the 'drifting sea mines' part, I said out loud, "Oh dear lord!" I mean, the potential for disaster keeps mounting...What a cancer we can be to this planet.
according to Bard, the oil aboard the Safer is only worth 80Million, however the UN cannot sell this oil to use it towards the cost of moving it. Just sucks to have these dirty neighbor countries.
Why did they wait so long
Outrageous that there is not criminal prosecution for someone allowing all the oil to just sit in the boat the whole time.
why not just tow the tanker to a port
It’s a four minute video. You’re telling me NOBODY caught the “since 2015” while you’re showing video from 2018 simultaneously?
The Eritrean government brought the issue to the United Nations a while back but the issue remains the same, now the cleanest sea in the world is in danger.
Consent is important, that's how the UN works. It does not have any authority that is not given to it by local authorities.
It's Abandoned but have someone try to use the oil from it and you will find the Owner
Finally!
there are millions of dollars of oil on that ship more then enough to pay for the rescue
They could just pull the boat up to the shore
Why not just tow with a tug boat?
while in the Philippines the government just let MT Princess Empress drain its cargo to the sea.
You would think it wouldn’t be problem getting the oil offloaded and sold
Why is the Saudis not shouldering some of the cost??
The revenues from the selling of the crude should be used to refund the UN. It is a shame they had to plan this complicated expensive and risky operation to fix other countries' errors and negligence.
Why is the UN getting involved with this ? If the ship was abandoned and its owners cannot be located can the oil be salvaged and sold to offset the cost of this operation ? This does not seem like something the UN needs to involved in or should be involved with.
So who does it if not the UN?
@@MrSchwabentier anybody EXCEPT the U.N. The U.N. is notoriously inefficient and ineffective, they rarely if ever accomplish what they set out to do. Look at their efforts around the world starting in the Middle East.
@@davidkamen but there is no one else. Its Yemens responisbility and they can't or don't want to. So either you have the UN do it or nobody.
@@MrSchwabentier if it is the responsibility of Yemen then cut off ALL aid going into the country until such time as the problem has been fully resolved and PAID for.
@@davidkamen They're still not going to do it. SO its then just a guaranteed oilspill
Maybe they should have worked on this a tad sooner
"SAFER" is UNSAFE what an irony.
1:00 the houthis are in the south not north.
They are in the north. They have the capital
@@akp167 technically they're in south-west,the north-east and Southern most part are under hadi"s government.
@@Globalscanningeyes I know what you mean but they are thinking in terms of the old North and South Yemen
@@akp167 okay then.
That is so water world
Good job it wasn't built by British Leyland 😢😅😅😅😅
reminds of the waterworld movie
That's an abandoned vessel, possession is 9/10 ths of the law, right?
who ever wants to make profit of the oil from this ship, should also pay for the recovery of this ship....easy peasy lemon squeezy
United Nations you said, untrustworthy I said.
Look at the images, this ship is almost empty, more miss information...
lol its obvious they didn't do this for the ecological damage, but for the economical damage
Who
a couple larger tug boats. a small crew. and someone is going to make a couple billion US dollars. even after expenses.
Safer, the name itself is an irony;
To the Red Sea and its ecology and
To the Yemenis and their future.
God bless.
The real question is, Who destroyed Yemen? Anyone want to talk about that? How about you Wall Street Journal!
The tanker is riding quite high in the water to be half full of oil.
they are working on new technology to separate oil from sea water
working on..... not have
Don’t let Marjorie Taylor Greene find out about this because she’s capable of sinking the ship herself
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Stewie?
Sanctioned to be stolen
Guess the red sea wont be red anymore. Thanks yemen
I am involved with this project and this video is the most negative and is giving the false information about the dangers. What a shame
Send Yemen the bill ..payable with crude!
this weekend all threw los angeles there will be recruiting booths for the north korean army.
Proof?
sounds like something I hear on fanfiction sites
actual cost 10 mill bribes and other political donations 133 million
Lousy journalism by WSJ!!! Nothing was mentioned about the Arab countries and what they are doing about this! As usual the ecological disaster was exaggerated and so on!
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Important to remember that Saudi Arabia and UAE were blockading shipping to and from Yemen the past few years, leading to economic hardship and starvation in Yemen.
Important how?
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Wait SOMALIANS Don't know this bcozzz
The key thing is how many years it has been abandoned and why!!!!
As that is a Yemeni ship hence the oil goes to the yemeni govt ofcourse. Who are these "rebels" to claim this oil who have totally destroyed such a beautiful country and now claiming its state-owned property.
It should say inside the UN's race to squander as much money as possible from the international countries just because
I honestly dont understand why youre discussing these dubious schemes. There are plenty of options like Cannafarm Ltd and similar ones that are fast and profitable.
Jews please be muslim and form a covenant with me to go jannah please
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FIrst Comment
OIL IS BIOLOGICAL SUBSTANCE.
IT WILL BE FINE.
you need help. seek out some professional support.
It is biological, but its is unnaturally concentrated in a small area, which is why it is dangerous
@@kevinfernandez9999
INCORRECT
THERE ARE MANY FISSURES ON THE OCEAN FLOOR THAT CONSTANTLY LEAK OIL, POSSIBLY FOR CENTURIES...
SEA WATER BASICALLY DISSIPATES OIL WITHIN ITS OWN HYDROCHLORIC NATURE.
NO NEED FOR ENVIRONMENTAL HYSTERIA
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