Sanaa prisoners committee reveals reaching agreement on prisoner exchange deal
Head of the Prisoners’ Committee in Sanaa, Abdul Qadir Al-Mortada, announces agreement with the Saudi coalition on a prisoner exchange deal through the United Nations.
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Head of the Prisoners’ Committee in Sanaa, Abdul Qadir Al-Murtada
Head of the Prisoners’ Committee in Sanaa, Abdul Qadir Al-Murtada, announced reaching an agreement with the Saudi coalition on a prisoner exchange deal through the United Nations to release 2,223 prisoners.
Al-Murtada pointed out on his Twitter account that the exchange will include 1,400 from the Yemeni army and popular committees, which will be exchanged for 823 from the other side, including 16 Saudis. The exchange deal will include the release of Nasser Mansour Hadi and Mahmoud Al-Subaihi.
بتاريخ 21/مارس/2022 وبرعاية الأمم المتحدة تم بعون الله التوافق على اتفاق لتبادل صفقة جديدة من الاسرى عبر الامم المتحدة تشمل:-
— عبدالقادر المرتضى (@abdulqadermortd) March 27, 2022
1400 من اسرى الجيش واللجان الشعبية.. مقابل
823 من الطرف الاخر بينهم 16 اسير سعودي. و3 سودانيين. بالاظافة لناصر منصور هادي.. ومحمود الصبيحي.
This agreement comes after an initiative was announced yesterday by the head of the Supreme Political Council in Yemen, Mahdi Al-Mashat, to suspend all military operations towards Saudi Arabia for 3 days.
Al-Mashat's words came as part of the Yemeni National Day of Steadfastness, where thousands of Yemenis took to the streets, participating in massive demonstrations in Sanaa to reject the Saudi-led coalition of aggression against Yemen, which has started its eighth year.
Al-Mashat affirmed, Sanaa's readiness to turn this declaration into a final and firm commitment, if Saudi Arabia commits to end the siege and stop its raids on Yemen, once and for all.
