03-20-2015, 02:53 PM
Dang it, I'm always worried about Mo these days but don't wanna mess up his photography thread with a bunch of news and stuff.
He told us yesterday that since he's in Sanaa and not Aden, he's pretty safe. I know he's probably just fine even in Sanaa since he's probably partying at home and not worshiping at the Mosque. But, still, this news has me worrying like an effin' hen again and hoping none of his friends were victims.
Snip:
Quadruple suicide bombers on Friday hit a pair of mosques controlled by Shiite rebels in the Yemeni capital, Sanaa, unleashing blasts through crowds of worshippers that killed at least 137 people and wounded around 350 others in the deadliest violence to hit the fragile war-torn nation in decades.
A group claiming to be a Yemeni branch of the Islamic State group said it carried out the bombings and warned of an "upcoming flood" of attacks against the rebels, known as Houthis, who have taken over the capital and much of Yemen. The claim, posted online, could not immediately be independently confirmed and offered no proof of an Islamic State role.
If true, Friday's bombing would be the first major attack by IS supporters in Yemen and an ominous sign that the influence of the group that holds much of Iraq and Syria has spread to this chaotic nation. The claim was posted on the same web bulletin board where the Islamic State affiliate in Libya claimed responsibility for Wednesday's deadly attack on a museum in Tunisia.
Full story: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/03/20...08792.html
He told us yesterday that since he's in Sanaa and not Aden, he's pretty safe. I know he's probably just fine even in Sanaa since he's probably partying at home and not worshiping at the Mosque. But, still, this news has me worrying like an effin' hen again and hoping none of his friends were victims.
Snip:
Quadruple suicide bombers on Friday hit a pair of mosques controlled by Shiite rebels in the Yemeni capital, Sanaa, unleashing blasts through crowds of worshippers that killed at least 137 people and wounded around 350 others in the deadliest violence to hit the fragile war-torn nation in decades.
A group claiming to be a Yemeni branch of the Islamic State group said it carried out the bombings and warned of an "upcoming flood" of attacks against the rebels, known as Houthis, who have taken over the capital and much of Yemen. The claim, posted online, could not immediately be independently confirmed and offered no proof of an Islamic State role.
If true, Friday's bombing would be the first major attack by IS supporters in Yemen and an ominous sign that the influence of the group that holds much of Iraq and Syria has spread to this chaotic nation. The claim was posted on the same web bulletin board where the Islamic State affiliate in Libya claimed responsibility for Wednesday's deadly attack on a museum in Tunisia.
Full story: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/03/20...08792.html