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В понедельник, 24 октября, в Йемене одно из местных племен похитило россиянина, работавшего врачом в больнице Аль-Шифа в провинции Шабва, сообщает Agence France-Presse со ссылкой на представителей больницы.

Агентство сообщает, что похищенного врача зовут Вахид Роф (Wahid Rof). Другие подробности пока не сообщаются.

Похищение было организовано для того, чтобы вынудить местные власти освободить из тюрьмы соплеменников. Подобная практика широко распространена среди йеменских племен, которые таким образом ведут переговоры с центральным правительством

За последние 10 лет в стране были похищены около 200 иностранцев. Почти все они в итоге были отпущены на свободу невредимыми.

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