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...became an increasingly major concern, as with the 1992 al-Qaeda attack in Yemen, the 1993 truck bombing of the World Trade Center, 1995 (Saudi communicatio

* [[U.S. policy towards Yemen/Definition]]

...n Saudi Arabia. Coupled with other Soviet intelligence facilities in South Yemen, Ethiopia, and Syria, the installations achieved complete coverage of the A

...s had to speak the same language so Arabs were chosen from Saudi Arabia or Yemen; some were recruited in Germany, where they had become accustomed to Wester

* [[U.S. policy towards Yemen/Related Articles]]

...y]] to [[India]] through [[Iran|Iran (Persia)]] and from [[Caucasus]] to [[Yemen]], was eradicated from [[Palestine]] by the [[Middle Ages]] and from most o

* [[Template:U.S. policy towards Yemen/Metadata]]

'''Âden''' ''Yemen'' = '''Âidan''' ''person''

...ed or been assisted by [[Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula]], located in [[Yemen]].

...remain at the Ras Karma Military Airbase, near QaDub on Socotra Island in Yemen, across the Red Sea to Somalia, and at the mouth of the Gulf of Aden. whic

...cess to health care. Elsewhere, access ranges from less than 40 percent in Yemen to 50 to 70 percent in the smaller Gulf states, Jordan and Tunisia, while m

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...r the communities living in, or coming from, [[Arabia|Southern Arabia]] ([[Yemen]]), [[North Africa]], [[Mesopotamia]] (Iraq), [[Syria]], [[Persia]] (Iran)

...can City]], [[History of Venezuela]], [[History of Vietnam]], [[History of Yemen]], [[History of Zambia]], [[History of Zimbabwe]].

...n to further adventures in the Third World in the late 1970s--in Ethiopia, Yemen, and numerous other peripheral states and, finally, Afghanistan. With the U

| title = Yemen offers to strike a deal with al-Qaeda fighters

...became an increasingly major concern, as with the 1992 al-Qaeda attack in Yemen, the 1993 truck bombing of the World Trade Center, 1995 (Saudi communicatio