Yemen prisoners exchange
Release of over 700 detained Houthis, and more than 180 other prisoners/Aljazeera.
Saudi Arabia on Monday released a number of detainees to Yemen in a unilateral move that follows three days of simultaneous detainee exchanges between the warring parties in Yemen’s conflict.
The deal which started on Friday was the most significant prisoner exchange in Yemen since the Saudi-led coalition and their rivals, the Iranian-backed Houthi rebels, released more than 1,000 detainees in October 2020.
The UN-brokered deal involved the release of over 700 detained Houthis, and more than 180 other prisoners, including Saudi and Sudanese troops fighting with the Saudi-led coalition.
Aljazeera.
Increased Israeli Military Presence in Northern OWB Leads to Palestinian Casualties
This escalation in military activity and the resulting casualties add to the ongoing tensions in the region, where both sides continue to experience the heavy impact of the ongoing conflict.
Hamas Approves List of 34 Captives for Release, But Sees No Progress from Israel
The current impasse highlights the ongoing challenges in reaching a lasting resolution, despite efforts to negotiate the release of hostages and establish a ceasefire.
UN Security Council Discusses Alarming Famine Conditions in Sudan
The Security Council briefing is expected to underscore the urgency of immediate action and highlight the need for a coordinated global response to mitigate the devastating impact of famine on...
Our Network
Our Channels
© 2025 Al Jazeera Media Network. All rights reserved.