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UN envoy announces deal to release more than 1,600 Yemen conflict detainees
LONDON: The UN’s Yemen envoy, Hans Grundberg, announced on Thursday that the country’s warring parties had agreed to release more than 1,600 conflict-related detainees following 14 weeks of negotiations in Jordan, in what he described as the largest prisoner release deal since the war began. The Yemeni conflict erupted in 2014 when the Iran-aligned Houthi militia seized the capital, Sanaa, forcing the internationally recognized government to flee.
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askanews.it
Yemen, accordo per il rilascio di 1600 prigionieri
Legati al conflitto tra Houthi e il governo appoggiato dai sauditi
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albawaba.com
Yemeni warring parties agree on the largest prisoner swap since war began | Al Bawaba
ALBAWABA- Yemeni parties have signed a major prisoner exchange agreement in Jordan in what officials describe as the largest detainee swap since the con
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apnews.com
Yemen sides agree to release over 1,600 detainees in the largest swap of 11-year war
Yemen's government and Houthi rebels have reached a deal to free over 1,600 detainees in the largest swap during Yemen's 11-year civil war.
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saudigazette.com.sa
1750 prisoners to be released in Yemen exchange deal, including 7 Saudis
The Saudi-led Coalition announced a new Yemen prisoner exchange agreement involving 1,750 detainees, including seven Saudi prisoners of war.
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arabnews.com
UN envoy announces deal to release more than 1,600 Yemen conflict detainees
LONDON: The UN’s Yemen envoy, Hans Grundberg, announced on Thursday that the country’s warring parties had agreed to release more than 1,600 conflict-related detainees following…
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Saudi Arabia welcomes Yemen prisoner-swap deal
RIYADH: Saudi authorities welcomed an agreement reached during talks in Jordan for the exchange of more than 1,600 conflict-related detainees in Yemen.
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faz.net
Jemen: Huthi-Miliz und Regierung tauschen Gefangene aus
Es ist der größte Austausch dieser Art seit Beginn des Konflikts. Ein Ende des Krieges ist aber noch fern.