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22 Апр 2026

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By Pramod Acharya, MRRORS

In the crosshairs of someone else’s war

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…Although his employer Explorer for Employment Services assigned him to work in one of the locations targeted by Iran in Abu Dhabi, he said they didn’t explain any potential safety risks before joining. “I wouldn’t have come here if they had told me that gas plants were being targeted,” he said. “Now, I can neither quit my job nor work without fear.”…

After the attack, the refinery was temporarily shut down. His work was paused for nearly two weeks. Then his employer asked him to continue working again. But Bishal was still afraid, as the aerial attacks kept happening around his worksite. So he asked for extended leave, which the company denied. “They said, ‘It’s already normal now,’ so I had to go back to work,” he said. “It’s a dangerous area to work [in], but what to do? The company doesn’t understand.”

The situation of a Nepali migrant worker in Saudi Arabia is also similar. Bisun works in Ras Tanura, along the coast of the Persian Gulf, and has witnessed multiple drone attacks around his worksite. Several of them were intercepted over the sea in front of his eyes, and some debris dropped around his workplace…

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