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On Tuesday, Shiite insurgents overran Yemen’s presidential palace, posing a coup-style threat to current President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi. Should Hadi be pushed out, it'll likely have broad consequences: Hadi had proven himself a loyal ally in the fight against al-Qaeda’s much-feared branch in Yemen, al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP).
Four months ago, Obama called Yemen’s war on terror a success. Now the Yemeni government may fall.
War on terrorism was always one of the most important issue. But points of view on these issues not always right, look for example on Obama's view on the Yemen's situation. It really looks like he don't understand what's going on! Well, UN supporters, tell me, why so-called "peacekeeping missions" brings more harm than good?
Four months ago Obama called Yemen 8217 s war on terror a success. Now the Yemeni government may fall. - The Washington Post
Four months ago, Obama called Yemen’s war on terror a success. Now the Yemeni government may fall.
War on terrorism was always one of the most important issue. But points of view on these issues not always right, look for example on Obama's view on the Yemen's situation. It really looks like he don't understand what's going on! Well, UN supporters, tell me, why so-called "peacekeeping missions" brings more harm than good?
Four months ago Obama called Yemen 8217 s war on terror a success. Now the Yemeni government may fall. - The Washington Post
