Attack military base in Yemen: At least 26 dead

An attack on a military base in the south of Yemen, at least 14 soldiers and 12 al-Qaeda militants dead.

Military and sanitary authorities, according to an attack on a military base in the south of Yemen, at least 14 soldiers and 12 al-Qaeda militants dead.

Thanksgiving base in Abyan attack early in the morning, before the militants began blowing up a vehicle laden with explosives. On the occurrence of a second group that attacked from the sea and soldiers reportedly entered the conflict. Yesterday, seven people believed to be members of al-Qaeda, had died in the attack on the U.S. unmanned planes. Security forces reported that militants gathered on a farm near the town of Car. Defense Minister General Mohammed Nasser Ahmed earlier in the day, visited the Tsar and al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula said it would finish his job. Operations in June of last year's al-Qaeda militants in southern Yemen during the riots settled exiled, it embarked on acts of bombings and assassinations. Military sources told the New York Times today, the attack killed 14 soldiers stationed in between the top 115 Brigade commander Colonel Salih al Dahman, including two colonels were reported.