Attacked, Burned Body President of Yemen

The attack comes amid execution Friday prayers last week.

President of Yemen, Ali Abdullah Saleh, suffered burns to 40 percent of his body. Her lungs were seriously wounded. This is a result of the attacks carried out his political opponents against a mosque, where Ali Abdullah worship.
This was conveyed by the Saudi Arabian diplomat who did not want to be named, as quoted by CNN, Monday, June 6, 2011. He said that Saleh was currently undergoing treatment at a hospital in Saudi Arabia.
The diplomat said that besides the burns and injuries to the lungs, Saleh also suffered injuries on his body as deep as seven inches. Allegedly, the wounds caused by bomb explosion at a mosque in the residence complex Saleh last Friday. As a result of this incident, three guards and a priest of the mosque Saleh were killed.
Eyewitnesses who did not want to be named, said the mosque is not in the bombs, but the two times when the missile was held Friday prayers. Allegedly, the attacks carried out by supporters of Sadeq al-Ahmar, tribal leaders and opponents of government hashed Saleh.
Yemeni troops hit back to the residence of Al-Ahmar, killing 10 people and wounding 35 others.
Vice President, Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi, quoted by The Telegraph said that Saleh condition gradually improved and he is scheduled to go home within a few days. "The noble (Saleh) recover quickly and will return to Yemen in a few days," said Mansour.
Despite increasingly intense resistance from the opposition, but Mansour said that Saleh did not intend to put the reins of leadership that has clutched for 33 years.• VIVAnews