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Terrorism & Security Yemen arrests bomb plot suspect, but clues lead to AQAP bombmaker

Yemen officials arrested a suspect Saturday in the alleged plot to mail bombs to two synagogues in Chicago, but clues also lead to a bombmaker for Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), reports say.
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Ex-Guantánamo inmates return to militancy in Yemen

Militants in Yemen threatened Monday to strike the US Embassy for a second time.
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Topic: Yemeni Al Qaeda

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Terrorism & Security Yemen arrests bomb plot suspect, but clues lead to AQAP bombmaker

Ex-Guantánamo inmates return to militancy in Yemen

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