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تصاعد القرصنة قرب السواحل الصومالية مع اتساع تداعيات الحرب الأمريكية مع إيران

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تصاعد القرصنة قرب السواحل الصومالية مع اتساع تداعيات الحرب الأمريكية مع إيران صدر الصورة، AFP via Getty Images التعليق على الصورة، يهاجم القراصنة السفن التي تعمل على مسافة بعيدة عن الساحل، ثم يوجهونها لتقترب أكثر من الشاطئ. Author, باربرا بليت آشر Role, مراسل بي بي سي في أفريقيا Published قبل 7 ساعة مدة القراءة: 6

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