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Almotamar Net - Security and local sources in Abyan province told Almotamar.net Monday that Yemeni air force dealt an air strike more than an hour ago to a hideout for the Qaeda organization in Yemen, in the district of Modia.

Yemen: Air strike targets the Qaeda organisation hideout in Abyan

Monday, 15-March-2010

Almotamar.net - Security and local sources in Abyan province told Almotamar.net Monday that Yemeni air force dealt an air strike more than an hour ago to a hideout for the Qaeda organization in Yemen, in the district of Modia.

According to the sources the hideout belonging to elements from the Qaeda organisation targeted by the air strike is situated in an area called Al-Hamra Thiraa Mountain Jeezat Al Ghanam in the district of Modia, province of Abyan, pointing out that the area has lately witnessed noticeable activity of elements from the Qaeda organisation and was monitored by security authorities.

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