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Suicide Bomber Kills 5 Yemen Army Recruits In Aden: Official
A suicide bomber suspected of belonging to Al Qaeda killed five Yemeni soldiers when he detonated his explosive belt today among army recruits in Aden, a security official said.
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Al Qaeda Ambush Kills At Least 20 Yemeni Soldiers: Source
Al-Qaeda militants killed at least 20 Yemeni soldiers today when they ambushed their convoy in the south of the war-torn country, a military source said.
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Al-Qaeda Making Gains in Yemen: US Defence Secretary
US Defense Secretary Ashton Carter acknowledged today that Al Qaeda was seizing terrain amid the chaos in Yemen, but vowed that Washington would continue to combat the extremist group despite ongoing fighting there.
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Rebels Push Deep Into Yemen's Aden, Al Qaeda Storms Jail
Rebel forces penetrated deep into the former southern stronghold of Yemeni President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi today as Al Qaeda freed hundreds of inmates in a jailbreak elsewhere in the chaos-hit country.
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India Plans Sea, Air Evacuation of Indians in Yemen
India is firming up plans for possible sea and air evacuation of some 3,500 Indians stuck in war-torn Yemen. Sources say India wants to evacuate its nationals from the Yemeni port of Al Hodeida. But the plan depends on the security situation on the ground.
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Yemen Militia Seizes Key Airbase Near President Hadi's Refuge
Yemeni anti-government forces today captured a major airbase near President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi's southern refuge just days after US military personnel were evacuated, an army official said.
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Anti-Government Forces Advance on Southern Yemen
Anti-government forces advanced towards President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi's refuge of Aden in southern Yemen, fighting fierce battles as the embattled leader again pressed the United Nations for help.
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5 Dead as Troops Defy Yemen President in Aden Power Base
Yemeni special forces opposed to President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi battled loyalist militia in his southern power base Aden today leaving five people dead and forcing the international airport to close.
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Suicide Bomber Kills 5 Yemen Army Recruits In Aden: Official
A suicide bomber suspected of belonging to Al Qaeda killed five Yemeni soldiers when he detonated his explosive belt today among army recruits in Aden, a security official said.
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Al Qaeda Ambush Kills At Least 20 Yemeni Soldiers: Source
Al-Qaeda militants killed at least 20 Yemeni soldiers today when they ambushed their convoy in the south of the war-torn country, a military source said.
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Al-Qaeda Making Gains in Yemen: US Defence Secretary
US Defense Secretary Ashton Carter acknowledged today that Al Qaeda was seizing terrain amid the chaos in Yemen, but vowed that Washington would continue to combat the extremist group despite ongoing fighting there.
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Rebels Push Deep Into Yemen's Aden, Al Qaeda Storms Jail
Rebel forces penetrated deep into the former southern stronghold of Yemeni President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi today as Al Qaeda freed hundreds of inmates in a jailbreak elsewhere in the chaos-hit country.
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India Plans Sea, Air Evacuation of Indians in Yemen
India is firming up plans for possible sea and air evacuation of some 3,500 Indians stuck in war-torn Yemen. Sources say India wants to evacuate its nationals from the Yemeni port of Al Hodeida. But the plan depends on the security situation on the ground.
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Yemen Militia Seizes Key Airbase Near President Hadi's Refuge
Yemeni anti-government forces today captured a major airbase near President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi's southern refuge just days after US military personnel were evacuated, an army official said.
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Anti-Government Forces Advance on Southern Yemen
Anti-government forces advanced towards President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi's refuge of Aden in southern Yemen, fighting fierce battles as the embattled leader again pressed the United Nations for help.
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5 Dead as Troops Defy Yemen President in Aden Power Base
Yemeni special forces opposed to President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi battled loyalist militia in his southern power base Aden today leaving five people dead and forcing the international airport to close.
