Yemen s warring parties on Tuesday traded accusations of violating a ceasefire agreement, three days after it went into effect at the start of Ramadan.
The internationally recognised government, supported by a Saudi-led military coalition, and the Iran-backed Huthi rebels have been locked in a violent power struggle since 2014, when the insurgents seized the capital Sanaa.
But a two-month truce that started on Saturday — the first day of the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan — has offered a glimmer of hope in the conflict considered the world s worst humanitarian crisis.