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More than 2,700 Yemenis have fled to Djibouti, many making dangerous sea crossings to escape the conflict. Al Jazeera’s Hasan Razzaq spoke with some of those wh…
More than 2,700 Yemenis have fled to Djibouti, many making dangerous sea crossings to escape the conflict. Al Jazeera’s Hasan Razzaq spoke with some of those who have arrived in the northern town of Obock, where they are seeking shelter and assistance.
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@@SoundCloudrevolutImported1mo ago
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@@ansh_u_rImported1mo ago
When will Saudis arrive ??
@@polo1012005Imported1mo ago
Djibouti ❤
@@malingadesilva1990Imported1mo ago
Wow! Those Persian carpet designs, Persian tea culture, the architecture of the Wall tiles in the Grand Bazaar.. That's lot of culture. Mesmerizingly beautiful!🖤<br><br>It's way more different than the western propaganda has poured out to us. Although I already knew some amount of stuff about Iran's capital Tehran but I was quite amazed by seen these Tabriz vibes and all that.<br><br>Wish you guys great strength and protection through out this ongoing war and economic hardships are declared by the enemy Israel and USA . May you all be in safe real soon!<br><br>Wishing all the beloved Iranian brothers and sisters, beautiful little children, joyful, prosperous and strengthful future ahead!✊🖤 <br>Stay safe. Long live the great Iran!❤️
@@markteras4622Imported1mo ago
Djibooti should detain illegal invaders and deport them back to legitemate Yemenis goverment in the South.
@@malingadesilva1990Imported1mo ago
It's way more different than the western propaganda has poured out to us.<br>Although I already knew some amount of stuff about their capital Tehran but I was quite amazed by seen their island vibes and all that.<br><br>We wish you great strength and protection through this ongoing difficult times. May you all be in safe real soon!<br>Long live the great Iran!❤<br>Wishing all the beloved Iranians, beautiful children joyful, prosperous and strengthful future ahead!✊❤ <br>Stay Safe.
More than 2,700 Yemenis have fled to Djibouti, many making dangerous sea crossings to escape the conflict. Al Jazeera’s Hasan Razzaq spoke with some of those who have arrived in the northern town of Obock, where they are seeking shelter and assistance.
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