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Los trabajadores migrantes que residen en los Emiratos Árabes Unidos han quedado atrapados en el fuego cruzado mientras Irán continúa lanzando ataques contra los Estados del Golfo. Los trabajadores extranjeros constituyen la columna vertebral de la economía de los países de la región. Hasta ahora, casi todas las víctimas mortales de los ataques iraníes han sido migrantes.

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00:03Yes, we are very scared. We have lots of messages and alarms in night or morning every time.
00:10That's why we are very scared of rockets and everything.
00:12If a rocket hit me, this rocket hit me. What to do with my family?
00:17Millions of blue-collar workers from Asia and Africa live in the United Arab Emirates.
00:22But speaking to them about the current situation is difficult.
00:25Many are afraid of getting in trouble with the authorities here.
00:28So we only recorded their voices to protect their identity.
00:32The situation now is not good because of these rockets, as you know.
00:37And we are supposed to stay indoors.
00:40So staying indoors also is a bit difficult because we cannot stay inside.
00:45We have to work so that we can get something to eat, something to pay rent.
00:49So it's not good. Yeah, we are passing through a lot.
00:52Permittances from the UAE are an important source of income for the workers' families back home.
00:57And in some cases, the war has already started to impact businesses.
01:02But now is the war start, so my work is too much done.
01:06For this case, not coming the shipping, the deliveries.
01:10And also, every day is coming, deliveries 10,000, 11,000.
01:14And now is the 1,000, 2,000.
01:16Many workers spent their only day off resting on the roadside, exhausted.
01:21More often than not, this is their only day off.
01:25Inside their shared rooms, several men cook and sleep in the smallest of spaces.
01:30All to send money back home.
01:32We knocked on the doors of where they live.
01:35We're not going to be able to go to the water.
01:38We're going to be able to repair it.
01:41We're going to be able to repair it.
01:41We're going to be able to sell it.
01:42We're going to be able to sell it in India.
01:45Far from home, under pressure and fear, they keep going.
01:50Because for millions of families, the money sent from here is the difference between getting by and going under.
02:07You're just letting them know.
02:07We're going to be able to get back home.
02:07The money, earning it more as a non spectrum evidently.
02:07Seriously, there's nothing.
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