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The International Committee of the Red Cross reported that the Sana'a authorities unilaterally released 600 people related to the armed conflict, noting that it conducted private interviews with each detainee individually, emphasizing that it had no role in determining the identity of those released or their number.

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The International Committee of the Red Cross reported that the Sana'a authorities unilaterally released 600 people related to the armed conflict, noting that it conducted private interviews with each detainee individually, emphasizing that it had no role in determining the identity of those released or their number.

The International Committee of the Red Cross reported that the Sana'a authorities unilaterally released 600 people related to the armed conflict, noting that it conducted private interviews with each detainee individually, emphasizing that it had no role in determining the identity of those released or their number.

The organization confirmed its full willingness to act as a neutral mediator to facilitate or support similar liberation operations in the future, based on the request of the parties to the conflict and in a manner that serves humanitarian considerations.

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