Sunday, May 25, 2014

Yemen's War Against Al Qaeda Intensifying

An army soldier mans a machine gun mounted on a truck at the site of a police barrack which was bombed down by al Qaida insurgents in al-Mahfad, in the southern Yemeni province of Abyan on May 23, 2014. Reuters/Khaled Abdullah

Al Qaeda Gunmen Storm Yemeni City, 27 People Killed -- Reuters

At least 27 people were killed in an overnight raid by gunmen on a city in southeastern Yemen, residents and a local official said on Saturday, as al Qaeda fought back against a government offensive.

Armed with rocket-propelled grenades, mortars and explosives, attackers in Yemeni army uniforms drove in from the desert on 15 pickup trucks into Seyoun after detonating a car bomb at the entrance to the city in Hadramout province.

Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) has carried out many hit-and-run attacks since the Yemeni army drove it from its southern strongholds in Abyan and Shabwa provinces last month.

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More News On Yemen's War Against Al Qaeda

15 militants, 10 soldiers killed in Yemen attack -- AP
23 dead after al Qaeda attacks in southern Yemen -- CNN
31 killed in multiple attacks by al-Qaida gunmen in Yemen -- Xinhua
Yemeni army kills suspected al-Qaeda fighters -- Al Jazeera
Nine killed as Yemen army, ‘Al Qaeda’ clash near capital -- Khaleej Times/AP
Yemen army kills 3 militants north of the capital -- AP
Yemen army kills 3 Qaeda suspects near capital -- Global Post/AFP
Yemen’s war on terror: Winners and Losers -- Yemen Post
Jury out on army-Al Qaida showdown in Yemen -- Gulf Times/AFP

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