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Houthis Say Liberated More than 200 Prisoners in Newly Captured Regions

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Houthis say liberated more than 200 prisoners in newly captured regions Yemen's Houthis said on Saturday that they had freed more than 200 of their members detained by Saudi-backed pro-government forces in areas they captured in recent days. Houthi official Abdelkader al-Murtada said they were prisoners of war who had spent up to eight years in jail before the Iran-backed group launched a rapid offensive to take over areas bordering the Bab al-…

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The Houthis, which had previously controlled much of the northern part of the country, have progressed in recent days towards the south, separating several areas on the Red Sea close to the strategic Bab el-Mandeb Strait. Our follow-up To deepen Testimonials. "We are dying of hunger": despite the conquest of the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, the Houthis soldiers evoke their miseryStrategy. According to Donald Trump, the Yemeni Houthis have asked the Uni…

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The Houthis announced the release of 210 of their fighters from Riyadh-backed government forces, following their sweeping advance on the Red Sea coast. The post Yemen: Houthis release over 200 fighters from government prisons appeared first on in.gr.

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Yemen's Houthis said on Monday they had freed more than 200 of their fighters held by Saudi-backed government forces after seizing large swathes of the Red Sea coast in recent days. "We received 210 of our fighters who were freed from the prisons of the Saudi enemy," said Houthi spokesman Abdelkader al-Murtadha at a news conference in Sanaa. He said they were "prisoners of war" who had been held by government forces for five to eight years.

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The Houthis announced the release of 210 of their fighters who had been held by Yemeni forces after seizing territory near the Red Sea. The freed ones had been held for up to 8 years.

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dnews.gr broke the news on Saturday, September 12, 2026.
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