Just 12 hours after a ceasefire in Yemen’s war went into effect, pro-government forces and Houthi rebels have accused each other of breaking the truce.
The warring sides agreed to halt hostilities in the strategic port city of Hodeidah after a series of United Nations sponsored talks.
But there have been reports of sporadic clashes between warring parties in the city, which is a vital gateway for aid.
Hodeidah was Yemen’s fourth-largest city and a major economic hub before rebels took control of it in late 2014.
Just 12 hours after a ceasefire in Yemen’s war went into effect, pro-government forces and Houthi rebels have accused each other of breaking the truce.
The warring sides agreed to halt hostilities in the strategic port city of Hodeidah after a series of United Nations sponsored talks.
But there have been reports of sporadic clashes between warring parties in the city, which is a vital gateway for aid.
Hodeidah was Yemen’s fourth-largest city and a major economic hub before rebels took control of it in late 2014.
Just 12 hours after a ceasefire in Yemen’s war went into effect, pro-government forces and Houthi rebels have accused each other of breaking the truce.
The warring sides agreed to halt hostilities in the strategic port city of Hodeidah after a series of United Nations sponsored talks.
But there have been reports of sporadic clashes between warring parties in the city, which is a vital gateway for aid.
Hodeidah was Yemen’s fourth-largest city and a major economic hub before rebels took control of it in late 2014.
Just 12 hours after a ceasefire in Yemen’s war went into effect, pro-government forces and Houthi rebels have accused each other of breaking the truce.
The warring sides agreed to halt hostilities in the strategic port city of Hodeidah after a series of United Nations sponsored talks.
But there have been reports of sporadic clashes between warring parties in the city, which is a vital gateway for aid.
Hodeidah was Yemen’s fourth-largest city and a major economic hub before rebels took control of it in late 2014.
Just 12 hours after a ceasefire in Yemen’s war went into effect, pro-government forces and Houthi rebels have accused each other of breaking the truce.
The warring sides agreed to halt hostilities in the strategic port city of Hodeidah after a series of United Nations sponsored talks.
But there have been reports of sporadic clashes between warring parties in the city, which is a vital gateway for aid.
Hodeidah was Yemen’s fourth-largest city and a major economic hub before rebels took control of it in late 2014.
Just 12 hours after a ceasefire in Yemen’s war went into effect, pro-government forces and Houthi rebels have accused each other of breaking the truce.
The warring sides agreed to halt hostilities in the strategic port city of Hodeidah after a series of United Nations sponsored talks.
But there have been reports of sporadic clashes between warring parties in the city, which is a vital gateway for aid.
Hodeidah was Yemen’s fourth-largest city and a major economic hub before rebels took control of it in late 2014.
Just 12 hours after a ceasefire in Yemen’s war went into effect, pro-government forces and Houthi rebels have accused each other of breaking the truce.
The warring sides agreed to halt hostilities in the strategic port city of Hodeidah after a series of United Nations sponsored talks.
But there have been reports of sporadic clashes between warring parties in the city, which is a vital gateway for aid.
Hodeidah was Yemen’s fourth-largest city and a major economic hub before rebels took control of it in late 2014.
Just 12 hours after a ceasefire in Yemen’s war went into effect, pro-government forces and Houthi rebels have accused each other of breaking the truce.
The warring sides agreed to halt hostilities in the strategic port city of Hodeidah after a series of United Nations sponsored talks.
But there have been reports of sporadic clashes between warring parties in the city, which is a vital gateway for aid.
Hodeidah was Yemen’s fourth-largest city and a major economic hub before rebels took control of it in late 2014.
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