Shiite rebels said to reach deal to end standoff in Yemeni capital

January 22, 2015 03:28

Shiite insurgents reached an agreement late Wednesday with Yemen's embattled president aimed at ending a violent standoff in the capital, the state news agency and government officials reported.

Image: A military vehicle belonging to the presidential guards, which was seized by Houthi fighters during clashes, is seen outside the Presidential Palace in Sanaa. Photograph: Khaled Abdullah/Reuters

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