The military Committee tasked with defusing tensions and clearing armed manifestations in the central Yemeni cities, held a meeting, attended by Gulf Cooperation Council states' and United Nations Permanent members' ambassadors in the Yemeni capital of Sana'a.
In a statement released following the meeting, the committee ordered the military units whether defected or loyal to outgoing President Ali Abdullah Saleh to release all prisoners with charges related to last year's events.
The release order came a day after Saleh's departure for US and two days following passing the controversial immunity law by Parliament.
The order is likely to spark enrage among the peaceful popular protesters who are adamant to put on trial everyone involved in killing the revolution's martyrs and consider the opposition a partner of the toppled regime for signing the GCC deal and endorsing passing the immunity law for Saleh and his aides.
The Committee praised the GCC states' and UN permanent members' efforts aimed to defuse the year-long political dilemma and preserve the country's stability, unity and security.
Massive popular protests calling for Saleh's ouster combined by al-Qaeda anarchy in the south and Shiite rebellion in the far north has shaken Yemen to the bone, sending the poor state's economy to the brink of collapse and raising fears of the possibility of turning the fragmented-country into a failed state.
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