በኤርትራ መንግስት የሚደገፉ አማፅያን የየመን መንግስትን ለመገልበጥ ከጫፍ ደርሰዋል! Shia Houthi fighters and government forces have agreed to a second ceasefire following heavy clashes in the Yemeni capital, Sanaa, described by the government as an attempted coup. The ceasefire was accepted during a meeting on Monday between a representative of the Houthis and Yemens defence and interior ministers. The latest truce came following battles on the streets between Yemeni army soldiers and Houthi fighters which began early on Monday near the presidential palace and quickly spread to other strategic areas in Sanaa. Al Jazeeras Hashem Alhelbarra, who has reported extensively from Yemen, said reports of the second ceasfire should be treated with caution as there was a trust deficit between the Houthis and the government. Hakim al-Masmari, editor-in-chief of the Yemen Post newspaper, described Mondays fighting in Sanaa as much more intense compared with what occurred when the Houthis took control of the city in September. This chaos is the first of its kind, he told Al Jazeera. Witnesses said heavy machine-gun fire could be heard as mortars fell around the presidential palace. Civilians in the area fled as columns of black smoke rose over the palace. Medics said at least two people had been killed and 14 others wounded as ambulance sirens wailed throughout Sanaa. zethiopians.blogspot/2015/01/blog-post_93.html
Posted on: Mon, 19 Jan 2015 22:40:54 +0000
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