Yemen Leader In Saudi Arabia After Attack -- Wall Street Journal
SAN'A, Yemen—Long-time president Ali Abdullah Saleh traveled to Saudi Arabia for medical treatment, leaving a yawning power vacuum that could intensify recent fighting tribal warfare in the capital and cast other parts of the strife-torn country adrift or under the sway of armed groups allied with anti-Western terrorist groups.
Mr. Saleh, who has been fending off challenges to his rule for months, was injured Friday in an opposition rocket attack on his palace compound. His precise injuries remain unclear.
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