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29.10.2010, 10:17

Jeemeni hõimlased röövisid Rootsi inseneri

 
Normal life returns slowly to the war-battered city of Saada, 240 kms (150 miles) north of the Yemeni capital Sanaa, on March 8, 2010, one month after a truce was declared between the Shiite rebels and government forces. The rebels have withdrawn their forces from their stronghold of Saada in order to allow civilians to return to the city, but almost a month after agreeing to a ceasefire ending a fierce war between the Yemeni army and northern Zaidi militants, the harder tasks lie ahead, with some 250,000 displaced people to return to their homes and civilian and military captives to be released. AFP PHOTO/STR
Normal life returns slowly to the war-battered city of Saada, 240 kms (150 miles) north of the Yemeni capital Sanaa, on March 8, 2010, one month after a truce was declared between the Shiite rebels and government forces. The rebels have withdrawn their forces from their stronghold of Saada in order to allow civilians to return to the city, but almost a month after agreeing to a ceasefire ending a fierce war between the Yemeni army and northern Zaidi militants, the harder tasks lie ahead, with some 250,000 displaced people to return to their homes and civilian and military captives to be released. AFP PHOTO/STR
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Jeemeni hõimuliikmed röövisid neljapäeva õhtul riigi lõunaosas Abyani provintsis tsemenditehase rootslasest tehnilise direktori.

Neli mees võtsid rootslase sihikule, kui ta lahkus provintsi pealinnas Zinjibaris asuvast tehasest, et sõita Jeemeni lõunaosa suurimasse linna Adenisse, vahendab The Local.

Arvatakse, et röövijad on pärit Maraqishi hõimust, mis võitleb oma surma mõistetud liikme vabastamise eest pealinnas Sanaas.

Hiljem sai Rootsi suursaadkond Saudi Araabias, mis vastutab ka Jeemeni eest, teate, et insener on vabastatud.

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