Yemen denies any of its officials were involved in USS Cole attack

08 Nov 2000

Senior Yemeni officials denied Tuesday accusations that government officials from their nation aided in the attack on the USS Cole. Published reports in the region said Yemeni government officials provided a car to the bombers in the October 12 attack that killed 17 U.S. sailors. Full Story

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