Yemen Attack Underlines Growing Al-Qaeda Influence -- The Telegraph
Tuesday's terrorist attack on Fionna Gibb, United Kingdom’s deputy ambassador to Yemen has underlined the country’s emergence as a hub for the global jihadist movement, along with Pakistan, Afghanistan and Somalia.
More than 30 terrorist strikes have taken place in Yemen this year, claiming the lives of over 50 Yemeni officials. The targets have also included expatriates, tourists and energy infrastructure. Both Timothy Torlott, the United Kingdom’s ambassador to Yemen and Prince Mohammad bin-Nayif, Saudi Arabia’s counter-terrorism chief, narrowly survived assassination attempts.
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