A year after Yemen's Hodeida truce, hopes for peace dim Images of daily life in Hodeida as residents still live in fear despite Yemen's warring sides agreeing to a UN-brokered truce for the key port city and its surroundings. Fighting between the government -- backed by a Saudi-led military coalition -- and Iran-backed Huthi rebels has subsided in western Hodeida province, but the slow implementation of the deal has quashed residents' hopes for an end to the conflict. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES