In Yemen, two suicide attacks hit security buildings in the city of Aden today, killing five members of the security forces and sparking clashes. <br/><br/>A high-ranking member of the security forces, said an explosives-rigged car driven by an Al-Qaeda operative blew up outside the security headquarters in the central district of Khor Maksar in Aden. <br/><br/>The source said moments later, gunmen stormed the Aden criminal investigations unit and set alight files and archives, as a suicide bomber detonated an explosive belt in the building. <br/><br/>Today's attacks spell an abrupt end to a period of relative calm that has reigned in Aden. The government of President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi has been based in Aden since being driven out of the capital Sanaa by a rival rebel camp in 2014.

In Yemen, two suicide attacks hit security buildings in the city of Aden today, killing five members of the security forces and sparking clashes. <br/><br/>A high-ranking member of the security forces, said an explosives-rigged car driven by an Al-Qaeda operative blew up outside the security headquarters in the central district of Khor Maksar in Aden. <br/><br/>The source said moments later, gunmen stormed the Aden criminal investigations unit and set alight files and archives, as a suicide bomber detonated an explosive belt in the building. <br/><br/>Today's attacks spell an abrupt end to a period of relative calm that has reigned in Aden. The government of President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi has been based in Aden since being driven out of the capital Sanaa by a rival rebel camp in 2014.