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.

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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