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Muhammad al-Bakhiti: " The World Airlines are advised not to use Saudi airports "

Muhammad al-Bakhti, a member of the political office of the Yemeni Ansar Allah group, during a dialogue with Wadd Ataf on Franç24, invited all international airlines not to use Saudi airports after an attack by Al-Houthi on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, but noted that aircraft carrying the blind and the pilgrims would have an exception and the intervention of the United States President on the line of the conflict in Yemen.

World

Al-Houthi Muhammad al-Bakhiti: Bab al-Mandaba attack failed and escalating a candidate for expansion

In the light of the battles on the west coast of Yemen, the Ansar Allah Al-Houthin group asserts that it succeeded in attacking Saudi-supported government forces in the vicinity of Bab al-Mandab, considering that the field force parallels are still in favour of them. In this intervention to France24, the member of the ECOWAS Political Office Mohamed Al-Bakhiti speaks about the developments of the Front, the mutual threats between Sana ' a and Riyadh, and any possible calming of the cessation of the war and the end of the embargo, stressing that military and political pressures will continue to do so.

World

Muhammad al-Bakhiti on French support:

French President Emmanuel McCrone said on Thursday that Paris would send defence forces and systems to Saudi Arabia to help protect the town of Yinb, which is a vital site for energy transport.

World

Turkey. A rock that Muhammad Salah sat on turned to Mazar!

This web-based workshop reviews the following headings: the new Jordanian passport generates wide interaction on communication platforms. An Iraqi security component sharing his meal with a wild bear in Erbil. A student covering his examination paper from his colleagues in the Sultanate of Oman. Jazzy guys glowing with their football skills on the beach. It's Turkey... The rock of Muhammad Salah in Tribazon turns into a fans' shrine.

Politics

Muhammad al-Tuzi for France24: major issues such as migration and human rights are almost absent from the electoral field in Morocco

On the eve of Morocco ' s legislative elections, scheduled for Wednesday, the reading of the electoral reality is not reduced in the question of the acceptance of ballot boxes alone. Behind participation and abstinence, the forms of relationship between the citizen and the public are changed, while local and local demands are at the forefront of daily concerns. In this dialogue with Franç24, the Professor of Political Sociology, Mohamed Al-Tuzi, separates these dynamics and, from the crisis of representation and forms of engagement in public affairs, extends the stakes of the electoral benefit to the rise of local considerations and the renewal of political elites.

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