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Posted on September 19, 2020 by admin

Gulf Countries Have Not Paid the Aid Money They Pledged to Yemen

The UN has named and shamed Saudi Arabia and two other Gulf kingdoms for not fulfilling funding pledges to help Yemen, where the impact of the devastating Saudi-backed war has now led to one of the …

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