N Yemen bombs Aden refinery
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Your support makes all the difference.Northern Yemen warplanes attacked Aden's oil refinery a second time last night, setting a number of storage tanks ablaze, Aden Radio said, Reuter reports from Aden.
The radio quoted a source at southern Yemen's Ministry of Oil and Mineral Resources. Before the broadcast, an Aden resident had staggered into a hotel used by foreign correspondents and said an air attack had severely damaged the refinery, and people had been killed.
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