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65 Yemenis Killed in US and Saudi Air Strikes on Mukalla and Jawf, March 23, 2016
Monday, 21-March-2016 Almotamar.net - Four people were killed on Monday by Saudi bombings in Jawf province,
a local official said. Sunday, 20-March-2016 Almotamar.net - Six people were killed on Sunday by Saudi airstrikes on Taiz
province, a local official said. Saudi warplanes launch sorties on Mareb, Shabwah Saturday, 19-March-2016 Almotamar.net - The Saudi warplanes waged on Saturday 15 air raids on different areas
in Baihan district of Shabwah province. Strikes kill at least 50 at Qaeda Yemen camp: medics, official Reuters Wed Mar 23, 2016, 4:50am EDT At least 50 militants were killed in a U.S. air strike on an al Qaeda training camp in the mountains of southern Yemen, medics and a local official said on Wednesday. The attack took place as al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) recruits queued for dinner at the camp, west of the port city of Mukalla on Yemen's south coast. The Pentagon said on Tuesday that a U.S. air strike on an AQAP training camp had killed dozens of fighters but it gave no further details. The Yemeni sources said that at least 50 people were killed and 30 wounded. The air strikes set off huge fires inside the camp, residents said. "The planes struck as al Qaeda people stood in line to receive their dinner meal," a local official, who asked not to be named, told Reuters by telephone. Yemeni residents had earlier said the attack on the base was carried out by war planes from a Saudi-led coalition which over the past year had been trying to stop the Iran-allied Houthi group from completing its takeover of the country. AQAP has exploited the war to expand its control in Yemen, seizing control of Mukalla, capital of Hadramout province, last year and recruiting more followers. The United States regards AQAP, formed by the merger of the Saudi and Yemeni wings of the group in 2009. *** Share this article with your facebook friendsFair Use Notice This site contains copyrighted material the
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