caabi造句

• Prime Minister Caabi el Yachroutu Mohamed has taken refuge at the French Embassy in Moroni.
• It was not known if Prime Minister Mohammed Caabi el Yachroutou also had emerged from a week of hiding in the embassy.
• Djohar's powers have passed to Prime Minister Mohamed Caabi el Yachroutou, who hid in the French Embassy during the coup.
• The Comoros, a group of three islands off the east coast of Africa, will be sending Foreign Minister Mohamed Caabi el-Yachroutou.
• Djohar's powers have passed to Prime Minister Mohamed Caabi el Yachroutou, who hid in the French Embassy during last Thursday's coup.
• Comorian Prime Minister Mohamed Caabi el Yachroutu, along with the head of the Comorian armed forces, had taken refuge in the French Embassy when the coup began last Thursday.
• Comorian Prime Minister Mohamed Caabi el-Yachroutou, who hid in the French Embassy after the coup, formed a new government and said Djohar would not return as president.
• In the Comorian capital Moroni, Prime Minister Mohamed Caabi el Yachroutou Saturday presided over a new government that excludes Djohar, who was accused of corruption, embezzlement, nepotism and profiteering.
• By the end of March, several prominent supporters of Bacar had been arrested, including Caabi El-Yachroutu, a former Vice-President, Prime Minister and Interim President of Comoros.
• In a radio broadcast Wednesday, Comorian Prime Minister Mohammed Caabi el Yachroutou, who hid out in the French Embassy following the coup, announced an amnesty for all soldiers who supported the uprising.
• Prime Minister Mohamed Caabi el Yachroutu, who has taken refuge in the French Embassy in Moroni, denied a claim that he would call on Islamic nations like Iran to intervene if France does not.
• The Foreign Ministry said French troops intervened to put down the six-day-old coup by French-led mercenaries, after the Comorian prime minister, Caabi el-Yachroutou, requested help.
• In the Comorian capital, Prime Minister Mohamed Caabi el Yachroutou presided over a new government that does not include Djohar, who was evacuated to nearby Reunion by the French forces that overturned the coup.
• The Foreign Ministry said French troops intervened to put down the six-day-old coup by French-led mercenaries, after the Comorian prime minister, Mohamed Caabi el-Yachroutou, requested help.
• France said it sent troops at the request of Comorian Prime Minister Mohamed Caabi el Yachroutu, who along with the head of the Comorian armed forces had taken refuge in the French Embassy when the coup began.
• Comorian Prime Minister Mohammed Caabi el Yachroutou, who hid out in the French Embassy following the coup, announced in a fax sent Wednesday to Paris that he had formed a coalition government supported by 13 parties.
• "This morning at dawn, France engaged in a military operation in the Comoros at the request of the prime minister ( Caabi el-Yachroutou ) of that country, " the ministry statement said.
• In the capital of the Comoros, Prime Minister Mohamed Caabi el Yachroutou convened a meeting of a new government that does not include Djohar, who was evacuated to nearby La Reunion by the French forces that overturned the coup.