Yemen al-Qaida claims suicide blast

Al-Qaida in Yemen has claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing at the weekend which killed at least 25 people.

Wed, 29 Feb, 2012 - 19:28

Al-Qaida in Yemen has claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing at the weekend which killed at least 25 people.

The group said the car bomb attack was a warning to the US to stop meddling in Yemen’s affairs.

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