Group Linked To al-Qaida Claims Yemen Blast

17 Apr 2002

An explosion damaged several buildings in downtown San`a on Tuesday, including one that witnesses said houses a Yemeni intelligence office. A group saying it backs the al-Qaida terror network has claimed responsibility. Full Story

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