 Saudi authorities yesterday began intensive questioning of 25 wanted Saudis, a day after the men were handed over to the Kingdom by Yemen under a security agreement signed between the two countries.
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Saudi Arabia and Yemen on Monday exchanged 33 "wanted criminals" including 25 Saudis, according to the interior ministry. The ministry said the 25 men handed over to the security agencies were wanted for security-related issues in the Kingdom. In return, eight Yemenis detained in the Kingdom for security reasons were extradited to Sanaa.
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Yemeni Ambassador to Saudi Arabia Khalid Al Akwaa delivered a message from the Yemeni Minister of Interior Rashad Al Alami last week addressed to Prince Nayef Bin Abdul Aziz, the Saudi Minister of Interior dealing with the 25 wanted Saudis detained in Yemen, the charges filed against them and the circumstances under which they were arrested. The official did not say whether any of the 33 were on the list of 26 wanted terrorists issued by the ministry in December 2003. |