Due to that things were developing per a second, the following is an approximate chronicle of today's events.
-Taiz demonstrated in the morning in solidarity with Sana'a & against Houthis' "coup". Houthis' godfather, Abdel Malik Al Houthi's picture were burned.
-Yemen’s Houthi rebels replace president’s guards. And here a Houthi fighter stands on top of an armoured vehicle outside the house of Yemen's president.
As Houthis demolish #Yemen's government in Sanaa, what I'm watching for : substantive moves towards independence by south separatists.
— Haykal Bafana (@BaFana3) January 21, 2015
-Yemen's PM finally leaves his home towards unknown location after being sieged for the past three days.
High hundreds of armed men identified as "Peoples Committee" militia have taken over security at Aden's airport, port & other locations.
— Haykal Bafana (@BaFana3) January 21, 2015
Marib tribal leaders demonstrate support for President Hadi following clashes in the capital #Yemen
http://t.co/S1oXzcN5qr
— The Yemen Times (@theyementimes) January 21, 2015
#BREAKING: Phone conversation of former Yemeni president is leaked to Al Jazeera. Watch our livestream now http://t.co/Udg3aQv36x
— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) January 21, 2015
#SalehHouthiLeaks Call btwn ex president Saleh & Houthi NDC representative Abu Ras allegedly proving collusion via @AJALive #Yemen
— Hisham Al-Omeisy (@omeisy) January 21, 2015
-Finally, an agreement between president Hadi and Al Houthi was reached, resolving issues related to the constitution draft. Earlier, Reuters kinda broke the story, reporting that Hadi was ready to accept Al Houthi's demands: "In a statement issued in the evening, Hadi said the Shi'ite Muslim group had a right to serve in posts in all state institutions, and a draft constitution that has been a source of disagreement between him and the Houthis was open to amendment."
-GCC condemns attempted Yemen ‘coup’, backs Hadi.
-Yemeni nation inside & in the diaspora are shocked with the Saleh's leaked phone call:
#SalehHouthiLeaks only prove that Saleh is not working with Houthis but actually in charge of them! #Yemen
— Hussain Al-Yafai (@crazyyafai) January 21, 2015
-Both Yaser Al Yamani, a leader at Saleh's GPC & Hassan Al Sa'adi, a leader at the Houthi group denied the credibility of the leaked phone call during their interview by AJ Arabic & accused "external" forces in manipulating the situation.