Djiboutian

Layla is Djiboutian.

Sami is Djiboutian.

Are you Djiboutian, Layla?

Layla is a Djiboutian citizen.

Sami is a Djiboutian citizen.

“The worst-case scenario if it happened, if the Chinese did take over that port – and, again, we have assurances from the Djiboutians they won’t – but if they did, I mean, down the way that that restricts our access, that restricts the Navy’s ability to get in there and just simply offload supplies and the like,” he said.

The US officials added that that the situation has angered Djiboutian government officials, and that the US military in Djibouti has messaged back to Washington “significant concerns” over keeping the detainees there and the possible impact on military relations.