Sanaa (Reuters) Security forces loyal to Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh, and tribal militia leader Sadiq al Ahmar, a supporter of the opposition staged new clashes on Tuesday in Sana'a for a second day, local sources said . "There are armed men and soldiers scattered everywhere and from time to time he heard shots," said a witness told Reuters news agency.
Yesterday's clashes killed at least 18 people, seven soldiers, six militants and two bystanders Somalis, "according to local newspaper 'Yemen Post.
Yesterday's clashes killed at least 18 people, seven soldiers, six militants and two bystanders Somalis, "according to local newspaper 'Yemen Post.
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