Discussion on Sudanese Prisoners

Idris Mohammed Idris.

Speak louder.

Idris Mohammed Idris.

Yes, sir.

Idris Mohammed Idris.

When were you captured?

Today.

Today.

Yes.

We also have the other Sudanese prisoner.

Mohammed Abdul Karim.

Your name? Speak louder.

Mohammed Abdul Karim.

Mohammed Abdul Karim. We consider the Sudanese people, I mean, we...

received

much knowledge from them.

Yes.

By God, the one being recruited to— now you come to fight us and kill Yemen's sons.

By God, we ourselves don't know what brought you and me together. They tell you to go to Yemen, then tell you to go to Saudi Arabia.

You go to Saudi Arabia, then you find yourself in Yemen.

First, explain this to me. What, what, what does this paper mean?

What

is its purpose? Can you hold it up?

I got one myself.

Hold it up in front of the camera.

Hold it up.

No, no, open it. Open it, can you open it?

Whose is this?

And what's written in it?

The ones who come belong to this.

It's fine, he says it's fine.

By God, someone gave it to me and said it contained the Holy Qur'an.

The Holy Qur'an.

Read it to us.

Read him the Holy Qur'an.

I don't know, he said that. He said the paper was folded, it arrived folded.

Your father's name?

Osama al-Din.

Osama al-Din, Osama al-Din who?

Osama al-Din Jib Allah.

Osama al-Din Jib Allah.

Yes.

Which state in Sudan are you from?

Uh, we're guests of our brothers

and we're working.