Car bomb damages local intelligence HQ in southern Yemen, wounds four


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  • Tuesday, 18 Mar 2014

ADEN, Yemen (Reuters) - Suspected Islamist militants detonated a car bomb outside the local headquarters of Yemeni military intelligence in the southern Lahej province on Tuesday, wounding at least four people, a security source said.

In turmoil since mass protests in 2011 forced out former President Ali Abdullah Saleh, Yemen is home to one of al Qaeda's most active branches as well as facing a separatist movement in the south and a Shi'ite Muslim uprising in the north.

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