Local War In Southern Yemen Pits Government Against Militants -- Christian Science MonitorThe Yemeni government launched air strikes against suspected Al Qaeda militants in southern Yemen's Abyan province this weekend.
A war has broken out in volatile southern Yemen between the government and local militants, further threatening the Arab world's poorest country.
This weekend, the government launched air strikes in the Abyan city of Moudia, which followed last month's aerial raids on a suspected Al Qaeda stronghold in neighboring Shabwa province. And since the fighting erupted in August, there have been nearly weekly skirmishes between soldiers and militants the government says belong to Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP).
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