Yemeni Authorities Recapture Some USS Cole Suspects
Yemen reports eight men captured after the October 2000 USS Cole bombing in Aden. Interior Minister Rashad al Eleimi says two suspects remain at large as authorities press the manhunt. The attack killed 17 American sailors and is tied to Osama bin Laden's al Qaida.
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Israeli Missiles Kill Palestinians in Gaza City
Israeli helicopter missiles hit a Gaza City building killing two Palestinians and wounding 14, including a 2 year old girl. The strike opened a renewed offensive after Israel approved stepped up raids on Gaza cities and the murder of Palestinian militants.
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Spain suspects six Moroccans in attack
Police reportedly suspect at least six Moroccans took part in the Madrid train bombings. The United States assists an international probe likely linked to Islamic militants possibly tied to al Qaida. A 45 year old woman died, death toll 201. over 1,600 wounded, eight in critical condition. Cardinal Rouco Varela led a Mass at Madrid cathedral for victims.
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Two more civilians killed in Iraq drive by shootings
Two Europeans working on a water project south of Baghdad were killed by gunmen in a drive by attack, raising to six the foreign humanitarian workers slain in two days. Four American missionaries killed in Mosul a day earlier. Iraqi police and a translator also died in related attacks. Lt. Gen. Sanchez said the shootings signal a shift to soft targets as coalition rebuilds Iraq. Zapatero pledged Spain would withdraw 1,300 troops by June 30 if the UN does not take control of peacekeeping.
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Largest single Guantanamo release in US history
23 Taliban suspects freed from Guantanamo Bay after lengthy custody. They returned to Afghanistan Tuesday amid mixed accounts of treatment, with Jamil Khan urging them to go home. Pentagon confirmed 119 detainees released, about 610 still held. Red Cross aided transfer, jackets provided by US military.
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