VOICED : Inicia en Yemen tregua de 48 horas

A 48-hour truce in Yemen, proposed by the Saudi-led Arab coalition, began on Saturday. The truce follows a failed US-sponsored ceasefire. President Hadi, in exile, rejected the ceasefire, while Houthi rebels agreed to honor the truce if reciprocated. The truce could be extended if humanitarian aid is allowed in besieged cities. The conflict involves the Saudi-backed Hadi government and Houthi rebels loyal to former president Saleh, with 7,000 casualties reported by the UN.

What was the duration of the truce proposed in Yemen?

• 24 hours

• 96 hours

• 48 hours

• 72 hours

Who rejected the proposed truce in Yemen?

• The Houthi rebels

• The United Nations

• Ali Abdullah Saleh

• President Abd Rabbo Mansur Hadi

Under what condition did the Houthi rebels agree to respect the truce?

• If the truce is extended to 72 hours

• If they receive military support

• If the other party also respects it

• If the United Nations intervenes

What could lead to the extension of the truce?

• Withdrawal of Saudi forces

• Acceptance of humanitarian aid delivery

• A ceasefire agreement by the United Nations

• A new proposal by the United States

Who are the main parties involved in the Yemen conflict?

• The United Nations and the Arab League

• The Houthi rebels and the United Nations

• The government of President Hadi and Shiite rebels

• The United States and the European Union