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    Qatari fishermen make first statement after 16 months in Iraq

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    Qatari fishermen make first statement after 16 months in Iraq Empty Qatari fishermen make first statement after 16 months in Iraq

    Post by Rocky Mon 24 Apr 2017, 1:20 am

    Qatari fishermen make first statement after 16 months in Iraq

    DUBAI, April 23 (Reuters) - Two Qatari fishermen detained in Iraq for 16 months expressed their happiness on Sunday in releasing their first statements since gaining freedom.
    Mohammed Marzouki was among 24 Qatari and Saudi nationals on a fishing trip in southern Iraq when they were kidnapped in late 2015.
    They returned to Doha on Friday after their release in a complex deal linked to the war in Syria.
    "When I saw the lights of Qatar, I felt like life was starting again," Marzouki told Qatar's Al Sharq newspaper Sunday. "My happiness is indescribable."
    "Despite the circumstances that we faced, our relationship to the land of the homeland has taken us all the pains and pains," said another commentator, Khaled al-Dosari.
    A group of fishermen, believed to have one or more members of the ruling family in Qatar, was kidnapped during a mid-December fishing trip in Iraq.
    No one has claimed responsibility for the kidnapping of fishermen in southern Iraq.
    A source in Baghdad said their release was part of a wider deal that included lifting the siege on villages in northern Syria.
    Relations between the militant factions in Syria are linked to Turkey and Qatar.
    The agreement also included the departure of hundreds of civilians and fighters from areas controlled by the opposition and besieged by the regime forces near Damascus.
    Rich people from the Gulf countries usually travel to countries including Pakistan, Afghanistan and Iraq for hunting because there are no laws that limit fishing operations such as those in their country. Finished

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