Al-Qaeda’s leadership moves to Somalia

The Arabia Peninsula’s al-Qaeda organization’s leadership has temporarily moved to Somalia after the Yemeni security authorities have tightened the noose around them, said informed Yemeni sources.

Around 15-20 al-Qaeda elements succeeded in leaving Yemeni territories during the beginning of last March through Mukala coasts, close al-Qaeda organization sources told Saudi-based Okath newspaper. The infiltration of these elements, including the al-Qaeda leadership, is orchestrated by unidentified foreign outsourcing.

The same sources said that the leadership has issued orders from their temporary headquarters in Somalia to their sleeping Yemeni cells to freeze all activities, suspend intercommunications and meetings until next June, in the hope that the present security campaigns will calm down.

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