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Los hutíes celebraron en Saná la llegada de más de 200 hombres presentados como prisioneros liberados, parte de un canje pactado en mayo con Arabia Saudita. La noticia se conoce en medio de una peligrosa escalada: los rebeldes acaban de tomar la ciudad portuaria de Mokha y la estratégica isla de Mayún, clave para el tráfico marítimo en el mar Rojo. Los combates ponen en riesgo la tregua que sostenía una frágil calma en Yemen desde 2022 y ya han desplazado a más de 46.000 personas en una semana. Un conflicto que ya deja 150.000 muertos vuelve a encender las alarmas internacionales.

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00:00A reception ceremony for people identified by the
00:05Houthis as freed prisoners, who, according to the rebels, were set free by
00:11Fighters after taking control of areas on Yemen's western coast. According to the Associated Press,
00:18More than 200 men arrived in Sana'a after being released, according to the Houthi leader of
00:23National Committee for Prisoner Affairs, Abdelkader Al-Murtada. They all form
00:29part of those who had been previously agreed upon in the recently negotiated prisoner exchange
00:35in May with the Saudi regime and its mercenaries, Al-Murtada declared. The implementation of this
00:42The agreement was then delayed due to the intransigence of the mercenaries involved in the aggression, he added.
00:48This comes after the Iranian-backed Houthis, in the last two days,
00:53They seized the port city of Moca and an island in the Red Sea, according to officials.
01:00The rebels captured Mayun Island, located at the entrance to the Red Sea, an alternative route
01:06key to the transport of Saudi oil and other exports, given that Iran has been
01:12attacking vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. The capture of the island was confirmed by a high-ranking official.
01:17internationally recognized Yemeni government military official and Houthi official.
01:24Both spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to testify before
01:28the press. Approximately 12% of the world's goods are typically transported through the
01:35Bab el-Mandeb Strait, at the southern end of the Red Sea, a particularly important route
01:41For Saudi Arabia, a key US ally, the escalating fighting threatens to put
01:47an end to a fragile truce that had largely halted Yemen's civil war since
01:512022. The fate of 40 million people in the poorest country in the Arab world is at stake.
01:58The conflict has left 150,000 dead and pushed many more to the brink of famine. The resurgence
02:04The fighting in the last week has caused the displacement of more than 46,000 people,
02:10the UN Migration Agency reported on Friday.
02:13The Houthis have been at war with the Yemeni government since 2014, when the rebels seized
02:18Much of the north and center of the country, as well as the capital, Sana'a. Saudi Arabia joined
02:24to the conflict the following year in support of the government.
02:55Thank you.
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