Results tagged “Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula”
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When Politics Fail, Islamists Take Lead in Yemen
Islamist militants blow up Yemen gas pipeline
Egyptian jihadist killed in recent US Predator strike in Yemen
Abu Musab al Masri was killed in the April 16 strike in Shabwa province. He was detained by Egypt for attempting to wage jihad in iraq but was released.
FBI director Mueller in Yemen as military, anti-al-Qaida campaign picks pace
AQAP commander thought killed in US drone strike
Mohammed Saeed al Umda (also known as Ghareeb al Taizi), who trained at al Qaeda's Al Farouq camp in Afghanistan and has been listed as the fourth-most-wanted man in Yemen, is believed to be dead. A second strike killed three AQAP fighters in the south.Militants and Politics Bedevil Yemen's New President
Brennan on bin Laden raid, and "dangerous" Yemen
CIA seeks new authority to expand Yemen drone campaign
Ex-Gitmo detainee delivers ransom demands for kidnapped Saudi
Sudanese al Qaeda fighter killed in Yemen
Bara'a Muhammad Salim al Sudani is said to have fought in Pakistan under al Qaeda military leader Abu Laith al Libi before joining al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula.Yemen airstrike kills six Qaeda-linked fighters: government
US Predators strike again in southern Yemen
Five al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula fighters were killed in an attack in Shabwa province. The strike is the fourth in Yemen this month.US drones kill AQAP leader in southern Yemen
US drones kill 21 AQAP fighters in separate strikes in southern Yemen
Seven al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula fighters were killed in a strike in Baydah today, and 14 more were killed in a strike in Lawdar on April 11.Al Qaeda battles to create safe haven in Yemen
Foreign fighters among those killed in clashes in Yemeni south
AQAP, Yemeni forces battle in south
Yemeni officials offer guarantees for repatriation of detainees

