Yaman vs Al Qaeda

An Egyptian terrorist Mohammed Saleh Ibrahim al-Bana, who heads the department of Al-Qaeda media born in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) and 23 others, including the son of American radical cleric Anwar al-Awlaki is killed in air attacks in the southeastern Yemeni province of Shabwa strengthened, a military spokesman said Saturday.
The Yemen Air Force fighter jets carried out air attacks, many of the strongholds of al-Qaida fighters intensified in the city and province in the Azan Rowden Shabwa Friday night, killing the most important means of communication for AQAP group, along with 23 terrorists, including the son of Anwar al-Awlaki , the local military official told Xinhua on condition of anonymity.
Al-Banna was responsible for the affairs of the average terrorist.
Earlier in the day, said the country's written defense in a brief statement on its Web site that al-Banna was in town Azan airstrike killed along with six other terrorists, adding that he "local and international planning of attacks wanted terrorism both inside and outside Yemen. "
The military official said the raid also killed Abdul Rahman al-Anwar Awlaki was born the son of 21 years of religious America late Anwar al-Awlaki, the 30th September were killed by U.S. drones in the areas of north-east between Marib and Al-Jouf province.
Anwar Al-Awlaki was in New Mexico to Yemeni parents who were born as a preacher of the mosque, as he began his studies conducted in the United States and returned to Yemen in 2004.
It has been reported as a major recruiter for al-Qaeda, and U.S. officials are suspected of spiritual guidance for the attackers, who carried out the shooting at Fort Hood in November 2009 and the attempted attack on an American plane on underwear of the following month.
Al-Awlaki is a son of al-Qaeda in Abyan and Shabwa provinces, he said.
Suspected al-Qaida later led a retaliatory strike and bombed an oil pipeline button, takes natural gas storage facilities in the province of Shabwa, which extends from the province of Marib gas exports to a port on the Arabian Sea, according to local security forces.
AQAP militants apparently taking advantage of the greater part of the country for nine months of political unrest for the expansion of military operations and control areas in the lawless south and east.