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🇾🇪✈️ After Mohammed al-Bukhaiti’s interview today, one thing should be clear: whatever anyone thinks of Ansar Allah politically, the core demands being raised on behalf of millions of Yemenis in northern Yemen are fundamentally about basic human rights. • Reopen Sana’a International Airport so civilians can travel for medical...

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22,318 views • 6 months ago

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