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clear who was behind it, but officials have blamed past pipeline attacks on disgruntled tribesmen calling for President Ali Abdullah Saleh's ouster. The attack came on another day of massive street protests across the country demanding that Saleh, who has
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Gulf initiative and power transfer in Yemen is an internal affair," added Yehia Saleh, who is a nephew of President Ali Abdullah Saleh. He was referring to a deal brokered by the Gulf Co-operation Council for a peaceful power transfer in the country. Millions
2 children killed from explosives in Yemen
flag with Arabic writing that reads, "Martyrdom," during a demonstration to demand the resignation of Yemen's President Ali Abdullah Saleh in Sanaa, Yemen, Thursday, Oct. 6, 2011. (AP Photo/Hani Mohammed) (Hani Mohammed) (AP) SANAA, Yemen Two children were
2 children trying to extract iron from grenade killed in al-Qaida battleground in south Yemen
clear who was behind it, but officials have blamed past pipeline attacks on disgruntled tribesmen calling for President Ali Abdullah Saleh’s ouster. The attack came on another day of massive street protests across the country demanding that Saleh, who has
2 children killed from explosives in Yemen
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