Yemen’s govt proposes passport office in Sanaa ...Saudi Arabia

Author: Thu, 2022-04-28 00:15 AL-MUKALLA: The internationally recognized government of Yemen on Wednesday proposed to open official passport offices in Houthi-controlled Sanaa and other areas so that citizens could get access to travel documents, a move it said could end the deadlock over commercial flights from territory controlled by the militant group. The first commercial flight scheduled to take off from Sanaa airport to Amman on Sunday was indefinitely postponed after the Iran-backed Houthis added dozens of passengers with unauthorized passports. The government accused the Houthis of attempting to provide fake passports to military experts and fighters from Lebanon and Iran, so th

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