Houthi-run TV releases video of abandoned Mocha airport
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Houthi-run TV releases video of abandoned Mocha airport NewsFeed Houthi-run TV releases video of abandoned Mocha airport Houthi-run TV has aired drone video of Yemen’s Mocha International Airport, empty and abandoned after the Iran-backed group took control…
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What happened
Houthi-run TV releases video of abandoned Mocha airport NewsFeed Houthi-run TV releases video of abandoned Mocha airport Houthi-run TV has aired drone video of Yemen’s Mocha International Airport, empty and abandoned after the Iran-backed group took control…
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