UN Welcomes Release of Staffer Detained by Houthis in Yemen
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Yesterday, Wednesday, the United Nations welcomed the release of Sami Kalabi, a staff member of the Office of the United Nations Envoy for Yemen, who had been detained by the Al-Houthi militia since June 2024.
Yemen's Houthi movement has released Sami al-Kalabi, a staff member of the UN mission, who was detained in June 2024, the AP reported, citing UN Special Envoy for Yemen Hans Grundberg
According to the UN, the Houthis are still holding another 71 of its staff members. The movement justify some of the detentions by claiming that the detainees are suspected of cooperating...
'As of now, 71 UN personnel remain detained by Houthi de facto authorities,' says spokesperson after hailing Houthis' release of one UN staffer
Middle East: The United Nations welcomed the release by the Husites of Sami Al-Qalabi, a member of his mission to Yemen, who had been detained by Iranian militants since 2024.
The UN on Wednesday welcomed the release of an employee of the Office of the Special Envoy for Yemen, who had been held by the Houthi group since 2024, while renewing calls for the release of all other detained staff.
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