Yemen Protests Surge as Embassy Storm Turns Violent
Protesters in Sanaa storm the U S Embassy shouting death to America and death to Israel. The attack follows regional demonstrations over an anti Islam film, with lawmakers and security forces scrambling to contain the unrest across Yemen Egypt and Libya where four Americans were killed in Benghazi. The surge signals bolder Islamist currents challenging regional leaders under U S pressure.
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Two-part militant attack in Benghazi kills four Americans
A senior Libyan security official described a coordinated two-phase assault on Benghazi that killed four Americans including Ambassador Chris Stevens. The attack began with a protest-linked mob at the consulate and escalated hours later to a raid on a secure villa within the equestrian club grounds, killing two more Americans and wounding several Libyans and Americans.
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Snark flies in US Embassy Brotherhood Twitter spat
Cairo scene shows a heated exchange between the U S Embassy in Cairo and the Muslim Brotherhood after protesters breached the mission. The back and forth touched on film protests, security lapses, and Morsi’s calls for restraint while Obama urged calm.
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