Yemenis charged with plotting Cole attack

Two men, who escaped from a Yemeni jail last month, have been charged in the US with helping plan the attack on the destroyer Cole in Aden that killed 17 sailors.

Yemenis charged with plotting Cole attack
Thu, 15 May, 2003 - 18:25

Two men, who escaped from a Yemeni jail last month, have been charged in the US with helping plan the attack on the destroyer Cole in Aden that killed 17 sailors.

Fahd Al-Quso and Jamal Ahmed Mohammed Ali al-Badawi were charged with 50 terrorism offences, including the murders of Americans.

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