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Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula fighters killed two intelligence officers in Abyan and Hadramout provinces. Forty-four protesters were wounded in clashes in Ibb province. The opposition vowed to escalate protests as President Saleh called for dialogue.
Suspected al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula fighters killed four Republican Guards soldiers in Marib province. The US urged its citizens not to travel to Yemen. The Netherlands urged 90 of its citizens to leave Yemen.
President Saleh rejected opposition claims that he agreed to step down and said he will stay in power until 2013. Security forces wounded five protesters in Al Baeda.
Three soldiers and two civilians were killed during clashes in Lahj. The military killed two civilians in the north. The Interior Minister said al Qaeda may attack in five southern provinces.
Opposition leaders said President Saleh is working on a plan to transition power in the next year. A pro-al Qaeda tribal leader has pledged support to anti-government protesters.
Security forces killed two civilians in Lahj and arrested dozens of Southern Movement members in Aden. President Saleh apologized for blaming the protests in Yemen on the US.
President Saleh accused the US and Israel of stoking unrest in Yemen and the wider Arab world. "There's an operations room in Tel Aviv with the aim of destabilizing the Arab world," he said. Saleh sent military reinforcements to Aden to deal with spreading protests.
President Saleh said he was prepared to form a unity government, but the opposition parties rejected the arrangement. Suspected al Qaeda fighters killed two soldiers in Zinjibar in Abyan.
The leaders of two major tribes have sided with the opposition and called for the ouster of President Saleh. Five people were killed on Friday during protests in Aden.
Two people were killed during protests in Sana'a. Unknown gunmen kidnapped an army colonel and eight soldiers en route to Amran province.
Security forces captured Abdullah Maodhah, an al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula leader, during a raid in Abyan; three soldiers and two civilians were killed during the raid. Protests have spread to the western province of Hadramout.
President Saleh rejected protesters' calls for him to resign his presidency. Thousands of Houthis joined protests in Sa'ada, while more than 10,000 protesters continue their sit-in in Sana'a. Security forces arrested an opposition leader.
Government supporters killed one protester at Sana'a University. President Saleh accused the Socialist Party of carrying out "foreign agendas." The chief of staff of Brigade 111 survived an al Qaeda assassination attempt in Abyan.
Goverment forces cracked down on anti-government protesters throughout the country. Two protesters were killed in Aden, and two more were killed in Taiz.
Pro-government supporters and anti-government protesters clashed at Sana'a university; dozens of people were wounded. Protests also continue in Taiz. The government is deploying thousands of troops to Sana'a and the provinces.
Security forces killed two anti-government protesters in Sana'a and wounded eight more. Thousands continued to protest in Taiz for the fifth day straight. Yemen announced its oil reserves have increased to 11 billion barrels and gas reserves to 18 trillion cubic feet.
Foreign Minister Qirbi said that the Yemeni government will not collapse due to protests as have the regimes in Egypt and Tunisia. The US ended its ban on air cargo from Yemen.
Police forcibly broke up anti-Saleh protests in Sana'a and Taiz over the weekend; 165 people have been arrested. The US will aid in the training and expansion of Yemen's counterterrorism forces.
The US State Department said budget cuts will hurt Yemen's fight against al Qaeda. More than 3,000 Yemenis held protests against the Saleh regime in Sana'a. Two soldiers were kidnapped by southern separatists in Lahj.
A Yemeni security official denied reports that a US Predator crashed outside of Lauder in Abyan province. US Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano said al Qaeda's affiliate in Yemen poses one of the greatest threats to the US.
