Yemen leader ready to accept demands of Houthis after his guards defeated


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  • Thursday, 22 Jan 2015

Houthi fighters ride a military truck outside the Presidential Palace in Sanaa January 21, 2015. REUTERS/Khaled Abdullah

SANAA (Reuters) - Yemen's President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi expressed readiness on Wednesday to accept demands for constitutional change and power sharing with Houthi rebels who took up positions outside his home after defeating his guards in two days of battle.

Gulf neighbours denounced what they described as a coup in Yemen, although both the Houthis and some of the president's allies denied that he had been overthrown.

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