Ayyub Atrawi
speaker
17 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Mar 2026
last heard 28 Mar
Ayyub Atrawi’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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This gambit that was done last night is a joke.
I'm quite convinced that it can't be that every Senate Republican read the language of this bill.
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Iran says it's acting in self-defense by restricting the passage of vessels associated with the aggressors of the war.
In a letter addressed to the U.N.
Secretary General, Iran said the United States and Israel and others participating in the war do not qualify for non-hostile passage through the Strait of Hormuz.
The strait has been closed to nearly all ships since the U.S.
and Israel launched war on Iran nearly a month ago.
Maritime intelligence analysis firm Windward says on Monday five ships transited through the strait.
It says one ship explicitly signaled it was an Indian ship with an Indian crew, reinforcing that ships that can transit are doing so in coordination with Iran's approval.
The U.N.
human rights chief says the near total closure of the strait is disrupting global energy supplies, with countries like Bangladesh and Pakistan suspending school to save on energy.
Ayyub Atrawi, NPR News, Dubai.
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