Yemen, the official Saba News Agency reported the incident, said: "A shell hit the mosque in the first part of the presidential palace ... ... Saleh good health, good ... ... four guards killed andseveral government officials and military officers were injured. "coach for women
Conflict: hundreds of people were killed 10 days
Yemen ruling party spokesman on the 3rd condemned the tribalmilitants, led by Ahmar tried to assassinate President Ali Abdullah Saleh. The spokesman said: "The shelling of the presidential palace to assassinate President Saleh is amalicious crime. "
However, Ahmar denied the shelling started. Therefore, thegovernment also suspected "perpetrators, " a former military officer, Mohsen Ali, who joined the opposition in April this year, but one not associated with Ahmar.
May 23 beginning with the largest in Yemen, led by Ahmar tribalalliance "Ha Xide"armed attacks on government targets, in Sana'a and other areas of conflict with government forces.Reuters reported that, in the past 10 days, the conflict has caused at least 155 people were killed in Yemen are moving towards the edge of civil war, raising fears that the deteriorating situation in Yemen, a threat to regional security and global crude oil supply.
Earlier yesterday, government troops and rebels in the outskirts of Sana'a, fierce fighting Hada region. Many residents hiding inthe home, afraid to go out. The Associated Press quotedwitnesses as saying Ahmar Hamid and Rahim Yar brother and former military officials Mohsin's residence was attacked.Another witness said the two sides in Sanaa resulted in the conflict in northern Ha Saba Yemen airline headquarters on fire.
Response: The United States strongly condemns
3 The White House issued a statement condemning the shellingthe presidential palace in Yemen and the country's other recentviolent attacks. The White House said in a statement called onall parties immediately cease hostilities in Yemen and the ArabGulf Cooperation Council under the conciliation agreementreached in "orderly and peaceful" transition of power. The statement said that violence can not solve the problems currently faced by Yemen, the attacks can not be a reason for a new round of coach knockoffs
Conflict: hundreds of people were killed 10 days
Yemen ruling party spokesman on the 3rd condemned the tribalmilitants, led by Ahmar tried to assassinate President Ali Abdullah Saleh. The spokesman said: "The shelling of the presidential palace to assassinate President Saleh is amalicious crime. "
However, Ahmar denied the shelling started. Therefore, thegovernment also suspected "perpetrators, " a former military officer, Mohsen Ali, who joined the opposition in April this year, but one not associated with Ahmar.
May 23 beginning with the largest in Yemen, led by Ahmar tribalalliance "Ha Xide"armed attacks on government targets, in Sana'a and other areas of conflict with government forces.Reuters reported that, in the past 10 days, the conflict has caused at least 155 people were killed in Yemen are moving towards the edge of civil war, raising fears that the deteriorating situation in Yemen, a threat to regional security and global crude oil supply.
Earlier yesterday, government troops and rebels in the outskirts of Sana'a, fierce fighting Hada region. Many residents hiding inthe home, afraid to go out. The Associated Press quotedwitnesses as saying Ahmar Hamid and Rahim Yar brother and former military officials Mohsin's residence was attacked.Another witness said the two sides in Sanaa resulted in the conflict in northern Ha Saba Yemen airline headquarters on fire.
Response: The United States strongly condemns
3 The White House issued a statement condemning the shellingthe presidential palace in Yemen and the country's other recentviolent attacks. The White House said in a statement called onall parties immediately cease hostilities in Yemen and the ArabGulf Cooperation Council under the conciliation agreementreached in "orderly and peaceful" transition of power. The statement said that violence can not solve the problems currently faced by Yemen, the attacks can not be a reason for a new round of coach knockoffs
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