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Yemeni military source denies reports on possible collapse of Yemeni forces ( A military source has denounced what it said “reports by media and attributed to the commander of U.S. Central Command, James Mattis, that the Yemeni armed forces are at risk of collapse due to the internal challenges in north and south and al-Qaeda.) - 2010-08-18 The military source said in a statement on Wednesday that "Yemeni armed forces which always made victory for the people, revolution and unity under difficult challenges, will always remain a solid rock against the enemies of the homeland who target its security, stability, unity and achievements 
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Yemeni security storms house of terrorism analyst and detains him (Security forces from the National Security Agency on Monday raided the house of journalist and analyst of terrorism affairs took him away by force.) - 2010-08-16 Khalid Shaei said that 20 security forces raided their house at the breakfast time on Monday and detained his broher Abdulelah Haidar Shaei without legal justification. “Many forces from the National Security Agency surrounded the house and almost 20 others broke into the house without a warrant of arrest and detained Abdulelah and took him to unknown destination,” Khalid Shaei, the elder brother of Abdulelah, told News Yemen
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Yemen issues new list of eight al-Qaeda suspects ( The Interior Ministry on Thursday distributed a new blacklist of eight al-Qaeda suspects across the country.) - 2010-08-13 The list includes photos, names and other information on the age and birthplace of the suspects, said a statement published by the ministry's media center. In the statement said the new list has been distributed to all police stations, security checkpoints, ports and airports across the country to ease their arrest
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Amnesty says US missile involved in fatal attack in Yemen ( Amnesty International has released images of a US-manufactured cruise missile that carried cluster munitions, apparently taken following an attack on an alleged al-Qa’ida training camp in Yemen that killed 41 local residents, including 14 women and 21 ) - 2010-06-07 The 17 December 2009 attack on the community of al-Ma'jalah in the Abyan area in the south of Yemen killed 55 people including 14 alleged members of al-Qa’ida. “A military strike of this kind against alleged militants without an attempt to detain them is at the very least unlawful. The fact that so many of the victims were actually women and children indicates that the attack was in fact grossly irresponsible, particularly given the likely use of cluster munitions,” said Philip
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MTN Yemen offers journalists LCD flat screens to watch World Cup 2010 ( The MTN Yemen Mobile Company has recognized the Yemeni Journalists Syndicate five television screens LCD lat screen and al-Jazeera Sports' subscription cards to enable members of the syndicate, sports journalists and all soccer fans to follow-up the 201) - 2010-06-03 In a handover ceremony at the headquarters of the YJS on Tuesday, attended by the Yemeni Journalists Syndicate Yassin al-Masoudi, a number of members of the syndicate's council and marketing director in MTN Ayman al-Masri, al-Masoudi appreciated MTN's support to press and journalists, hailing the partnership between the syndicate and the MTN company
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Soldier Killed, Al-Qaeda Radical Surrenders to Authorities
(Yemen Post Staff) 2010-09-04 - Retrieved at: 2010-09-04 11:11:00 GMT Yemeni official media accused Houthis of violating a newly-signed peace deal brokered by Qatar, saying that a newly-signed peace deal are unlikely to succeed in the current environment and will only result in further suffering as Shiite rebels deployed affiliates on several points along the main highways linking Harf Suian to Sa'ada
[source: Yemen Post Newspaper]
Armed People Believed to be Houthis Loot UNICEF Aids Convoy
(Yemen Post Staff) 2010-09-04 - Retrieved at: 2010-09-04 11:11:00 GMT Earlier this week, a group of armed gunmen looted four trucks carrying UN Children's Fund (UNICEF) aids for the internally displaced people (IDP) in the northern province of Sa'ada, Interior Ministry reported on its website. Gunmen of Al-Osaimat tribe believed to be Houthi affiliates in Amran province, north of Sana'a, intercepted the aid convoy and looted the aid worth 44,000 U
[source: Yemen Post Newspaper]
Government's Peace Deal With Houthis Unlikely to Succeed, Official Media
(Yemen Post Staff) 2010-09-04 - Retrieved at: 2010-09-04 11:11:00 GMT Yemeni official media accused Houthis of violating a newly-signed peace deal brokered by Qatar, saying that a newly-signed peace deal are unlikely to succeed in the current environment and will only result in further suffering as Shiite rebels deployed affiliates on several points along the main highways linking Harf Suian to Sa'ada
[source: Yemen Post Newspaper]
FACTBOX-Security developments in Yemen
() 2010-09-04 - Retrieved at: 2010-09-04 11:10:00 GMT Sept 4 (Reuters) - Yemen is trying to quell a resurgent regional arm of al Qaeda which has increased attacks on Western and regional targets in the
[source: International sources (through Google)]
Yemen army kills southern militant: officials
(AFP) 2010-09-04 - Retrieved at: 2010-09-04 11:10:00 GMT 
ADEN, Yemen — At least one militant was killed and two others wounded on Saturday in clashes with the army in restive southern Yemen, local officials and
[source: International sources (through Google)] Almotamar Net |
