After Israeli Strike: Yemeni Pilgrims Transported Overland to Saudi Arabia

Yeni Yemen - Follow-up
2025-05-29 01:59 ص
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Yemen’s internationally recognized Ministry of Endowments and Guidance has announced the start of overland transport for 78 Yemeni pilgrims stranded in Sana’a, following an Israeli airstrike that destroyed the last operational Yemenia aircraft at Sana’a International Airport.

The ministry stated that the Houthis bear full responsibility for obstructing travel arrangements and refusing to release planes for official use. It added that similar disruptions were witnessed in the previous Hajj season.

The pilgrims will now be transferred via the Al-Wadea land border crossing to complete their pilgrimage in Mecca

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