Protest stands in Hodeida condemn crimes of aggression ...Yemen

Description HODEIDA, Dec. 26 (Saba) - Protest stands were organized in several districts of Hodeida province after Friday prayers to denounce the crimes of the US-Saudi aggression against the Yemeni people.

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