US Drone Strike In Yemen Allegedly Kills Local al-Qaida Leader And Four Others -- The Guardian
A day after US defence secretary defends drone strikes in Yemen, latest incident targets convoy of three cars near Radda
A US drone strike targeting an al-Qaida leader in Yemen has killed five militants in the country's south, according to local officials.
The air strike was aimed at Qaid al-Dahab, a local leader of al-Qaida, who was travelling in a convoy of three cars near the town of Radda, 100 miles of the capital, Sana'a.
Yemeni authorities said four militants were wounded in the attack. The officials said al-Dahab's fate was not yet known.
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