Second day of exchange involving nearly 900 detainees comes amid peace talks to end eight-year war
A flight carrying rebel prisoners of war has arrived in Yemen from
On Friday, 318 prisoners were transported on four flights between government-controlled Aden and the rebel-held capital Sana’a, reuniting with their families before next week’s Muslim holiday of Eid al-Fitr.Photograph: Khaled Abdullah/Reuters Sixteen Saudis and three Sudanese people were expected to be transferred from Sana’a to Riyadh later on Saturday.In addition, 100 Huthis were due to be flown on three flights to Sana’a from Mokha on the Red Sea coast, a town held by the coalition-backed government.
Analysts say that eight years after mobilising a coalition to crush the Huthis, the Saudis have accepted that this goal will not be met and want to wind down their military engagement.
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