Senior Yemeni commander escapes assassination attempt in Aden

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A car bomb exploded in Yemen’s interim capital of Aden on May 15 in an attempted assassination of Major General Saleh Ali Hassan, commander of joint operations at the Aden-based 4th Military Regime. Hassan and members of his entourage suffered minor injuries. #Yemen

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