US reopens embassy in Yemen

The US embassy in Yemen has reopened after a two-day closure prompted by a terrorist threat, officials said today.

US reopens embassy in Yemen
Tue, 05 Jan, 2010 - 08:19

The US embassy in Yemen has reopened after a two-day closure prompted by a terrorist threat, officials said today.

The embassy said successful Yemeni counter-terrorism operations had allowed it to resume operations.

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