After being detained in Saudi prisons, at least 32 fishermen released ...Yemen

HODEIDA, Sep. 08 (Saba) - 32 fishermen arrived at the fishing port of Al-Salif district on Wednesday in Hodeidah province after being detained by the Saudi aggression prisons.

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