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Mukalla

American  
[moo-kal-uh] / muˈkæl ə /

noun

  1. a seaport in SE Yemen, on the Gulf of Aden.


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The key airports his government controls are in Aden, Sayoun and Mukalla.

From Reuters

They say the first civilian flight in five years landed Wednesday at Al-Rayyan Airport in Mukalla in Hadramout province, about two months after UAE handed over the facility to Yemeni authorities.

From Seattle Times

Gunfire rang out Tuesday from the Central Prison of Mukalla, where more than 100 inmates had been transferred from a detention center run by the United Arab Emirates at the nearby Riyan airport.

From Washington Times

The lingering instability in the port town of Mukalla raises questions about whether a truce would bring peace to the Arab world’s poorest country, AP reports.

From Washington Times

But the lingering instability in Mukalla and other areas raises questions about whether a truce would bring peace to the impoverished country — or simply free up the warring parties to settle other scores.

From Fox News