Yemen’s government and Houthi rebels have agreed to release more than 1,600 detainees, in what is described as the largest prisoner swap during Yemen’s 11-year civil war. ABC News reports that the agreement covers the release of over 1,600 people, representing a major step in direct prisoner-for-release negotiations between the two sides. The Winnipeg Free Press also reports on the same deal, indicating broad confirmation across outlets of the scale of the exchange. The reports do not provide additional details about the timeline for release, the specific numbers released by each side, or the locations where detainees will be exchanged. The agreement is framed as a significant development in efforts to reduce tensions and address humanitarian concerns amid a long-running conflict that has involved widespread detention. The terms of the swap, including sequencing and verification procedures, are not specified in the provided summaries. The agreement is presented as a notable milestone in an ongoing process of negotiations between the government and the Houthis.