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3 soldiers injured before UK embassy

 		 
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 Yemen Post Staff

3 soldiers were injured slightly during shooting fire with unknown individuals before the UK embassy in Sana'a yesterday evening, an independent source reported.
Security sources mentioned that unknown individuals fired the police people in that area.
Yemen Post Staff
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