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Muslims No. 1 victims in terrorist attacks

By Hussein Abdallah | April 21, 2011 - 12:00am

DOHA - Late last month, Yemeni officials claimed that Al Qaeda-affiliated gunmen allegedly took control of a munitions factory in southern Yemen and then booby-trapped the facility after looting it.

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