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Al Qaeda Says Kills 'Spies' for Aiding US Drone Strikes in Yemen
Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) said it had executed four men accused of planting electronic chips in vehicles to help U.S. drones track insurgents in Yemen, in a video posted on a Yemeni news website and seen by Reuters on Monday.
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Yemen hands 29 Qaeda militants to Saudi Arabia: website
Yemen has handed to Saudi Arabia 29 al Qaeda militants who were wanted by the Saudi authorities, the Yemeni defence ministry website said on Tuesday, citing informed sources.
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Al Qaeda in Yemen offers bounty for US ambassador
The Yemen-based branch of Al Qaeda has offered a bounty for anyone who kills the US ambassador to Yemen or an American soldier in the impoverished Arab state, a group that monitors Islamist websites said.
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US hacked Al-Qaeda to undermine propaganda: Hillary Clinton
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said that US experts scored a cyberwarfare coup by hacking into websites run by Al Qaeda's Yemeni branch and changing the message to undermine their propaganda.
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Al Qaeda Says Kills 'Spies' for Aiding US Drone Strikes in Yemen
Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) said it had executed four men accused of planting electronic chips in vehicles to help U.S. drones track insurgents in Yemen, in a video posted on a Yemeni news website and seen by Reuters on Monday.
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Yemen hands 29 Qaeda militants to Saudi Arabia: website
Yemen has handed to Saudi Arabia 29 al Qaeda militants who were wanted by the Saudi authorities, the Yemeni defence ministry website said on Tuesday, citing informed sources.
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Al Qaeda in Yemen offers bounty for US ambassador
The Yemen-based branch of Al Qaeda has offered a bounty for anyone who kills the US ambassador to Yemen or an American soldier in the impoverished Arab state, a group that monitors Islamist websites said.
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US hacked Al-Qaeda to undermine propaganda: Hillary Clinton
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said that US experts scored a cyberwarfare coup by hacking into websites run by Al Qaeda's Yemeni branch and changing the message to undermine their propaganda.
