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Al-Qaeda Takes Claims Responsibility for Attempted Airline Bombing

HeadlineDec 29, 2009

In other developments, the Yemeni government confirmed that the alleged bomber was in Yemen up until early December. Meanwhile, al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula has take credit for the attack. In a message posted online, al-Qaeda said the attempted airplane bombing was in retaliation for US air strikes in Yemen. ABC reported last week that President Obama had recently ordered military strikes in Yemen targeting a pair of suspected al-Qaeda training camps.

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