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Troubled Arabia. (Other Countries).(Brief Article)
Richard Engel, "Yemen Feels the Backlash," in Jane's Defense Weekly, October 16, 2002 (jdw.janes.com)
The government of Yemen, a small, poor state on the Arabian peninsula that has backed the U.S. in the war on terror may face threats to its existence as a result of its continuing crackdown on Islamic militants. Using last October's attack on the French oil-tanker Limburg as a jumping-off point, Jane's correspondent Richard Engel reports that dissent is growing among the populace in response to the United States' increasingly assertive role in the nation's affairs. The country has been of particular interest to the U.S. since al-Qaeda attacked the warship USS Cole in 2000. Since September 11, the United States has trained Yemeni troops to fight terror; as many as 30 U.S. special forces commandos now work inside the country. A senior Yemeni official also ...
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Source: HighBeam Research, Troubled Arabia. (Other Countries).(Brief Article)