250 citizens are still stranded in Sudan ...Yemen

Sources in the Yemeni community estimated the number of Yemenis stranded in Sudan whom the mercenary government was unable to return due to the rampant corruption in its joints, to approximately 250 citizens. They added that this statistic is according to the information received, which the mercenary government did not notice, leaving them vulnerable to

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