Two car bomb explosions killed at least six people and wounded 43 others including civilians on Saturday in Yemen’s southern city of Aden, security officials and witnesses said, in an attack claimed later by the extremist group Islamic State, Stripes writes.
The first targeted an anti-terrorism military camp with detention facilities for suspected militants while the other, which also detonated in Goldmor district, targeted an office for the Southern Transitional Council, which is also the residence of Aden’s former governor Aidrous al-Zubaidi, witnesses and officials said. Al-Zubaidi was not present when the bomb went off.
ISIS’s statement, carried by its Aamaq news agency, said two suicide bomb attacks had hit the anti-terrorism camp in Aden.
