
Yemeni Shiite militiamen on Tuesday freed a top presidential aide whose kidnapping deepened the country's crippling political crisis, said a person who helped mediate his release.
Chief of staff Ahmed Awad bin Mubarak was handed over to a committee of mediators, 10 days after he was abducted, Hussam al-Shargabi told AFP.
The Huthi militia, who have controlled most of the capital since September, seized the presidential palace last week, prompting President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi to offer his resignation.
Source: AFP
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