Explosions hit Yemen’s Aden, 25 killed, — reports
Dushanbe, 26.03.2016. (NIAT “Khovar”). — Three explosions rocked Yemen’s temporary capital of Aden on Friday evening, leaving 25 people killed and several others injured.
According to Xinhua News Agency, the huge blasts were caused by suicide bombers attempting to attack the main headquarters of the Saudi-led coalition forces located in Aden’s district of Buraiga.
A suicide bomber detonated his booby-trapped ambulance vehicle near a military checkpoint linking to the main base of the Saudi and UAE forces in Aden.
The two other suicide bombers blew themselves up targeting the army posts near the military base held by hundreds of UAE and Saudi troops in the district.
A medical source of Aden’s public hospital said that more than 25 people were killed, mostly civilians, and nearly 15 others injured.
The IS terrorist group has claimed responsibility for these explosions.









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