Sanaa holds concerned parties responsible for the delay in the prisoner exchange deal and confirms its readiness
Authorities in Sanaa have announced that they hold the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and its allied parties fully responsible for the delay in implementing the agreed-upon prisoner exchange deal. These statements come in light of ongoing efforts to resolve the prisoner file, which is considered one of the most prominent humanitarian issues in the Yemeni crisis.
Officials in Sanaa confirmed that they are fully prepared to implement the agreement immediately and without any further delay. The statement issued in this regard indicated that the obstacles facing the exchange process remain, which directly affects thousands of families waiting for the return of their loved ones.
For their part, international and regional parties continue to monitor developments in this file, as the United Nations and international mediators seek to bridge the gaps between all parties. This deal is considered a vital step toward building trust between the conflicting parties, which could pave the way for further political understandings in the future.
The issue of prisoners remains a top priority in the ongoing negotiations, as the international community demands that the humanitarian aspect be prioritized over political calculations. It is expected that the coming days will witness new diplomatic moves to attempt to overcome current obstacles and ensure the implementation of the agreement as soon as possible.