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A video posted Wednesday on the social network Twitter showed that two Saudi soldiers were released after a 12-day kidnapping in the Yemeni province of Al-Jawf.
According to the commentator appeared in the rolling section, the two soldiers, accompanied by several military leaders, went to the camp Jouf, belonging to the Yemeni army.
First appearance of two Saudi soldiers released after 12-day kidnapping in one province # Hollow Yemen https://t.co/gKi2crl2H0 # Toss_news Saudi Arabia pic.twitter.com/KLfQNqIaSF
– Erm News (@EremNews) March 27, 2019
An official source from local authorities in Al-Jouf province, northeastern Yemen, confirmed last Sunday the release of two Saudi soldiers kidnapped by armed elements belonging to the Bani Auf tribe.
The source told "Arim News" that "the leader of the armed group who kidnapped the two Saudi soldiers handed them over and surrendered to the Arab coalition forces represented by the Saudi forces stationed in the province of # 39, Al-Jawf. "
The source, who did not want to be identified, said that "the mediation formed by a number of alumni of the tribe in the city of Al-Jawf had managed to mediate the kidnappers and to reach a solution that would ultimately lead to the extradition of the two Saudi soldiers. "
Yemeni media reported that "the release of the two soldiers was obtained through the tribal mediation conducted by the Sheikhs of Al-Jouf province, following the commander of Saudi joint forces Fahd bin Turki, delegates to accompany the mediation that led the efforts between the parties ".
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