الرئيس اليمني بخير وسيلقي كلمة خلال ساعات
Saleh is well and he will address the people in next hours - Yemen official
مشاهير123- ترددت أنباء عن مقتل الرئيس اليمنى على عبد الله صالح، وذلك خلال قصف استهدف اليوم، الجمعة، قصر الرئاسة فى صنعاء. وقالت قناة العربية السعودية إن الرئيس اليمنى أصيب وقتل عدد من حراسه، فى حين أكدت وكالة رويترز أن صالح لقى حتفه خلال المعارك، وهو ما أعلنه تليفزيون المعارضة اليمنية، والتليفزيون المصرى.
كان المتحدث باسم الحزب الحاكم فى اليمن قد أعلن منذ قليل أن شخصيات سياسية بينهم رئيس الوزراء ورئيس مجلس النواب أصيبوا بجروح إثر سقوط قذائف على مسجد دار الرئاسة فى صنعاء. قال مسؤول في الحكومة اليمنية ان الرئيس علي عبد الله صالح على قيد الحياة وسيلقي كلمة للامة وذلك ردا على تقارير متضاربة عن مقتله.
وقال عبده الجنادي نائب وزير الاعلام ان الرئيس بخير وسيلقي كلمة خلال ساعة وانه حدثت اصابات طفيفة لبعض المسؤولين.
English: Machahir123- Shells struck Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh's palace in Sanaa on Friday, wounding three senior officials, but a Yemeni official said Saleh was "well."
Fierce fighting engulfed the Yemeni capital, where residents cowered in their homes as explosions rocked the city.
Two Yemeni officials said Saleh escaped unhurt, but the prime minister, his deputy and the parliament speaker had been wounded in the attack, blamed by the government on tribesmen led by the al-Ahmar family. Four guards were reported killed.
"The president is well and he will address the people in one hour, there are some slight injuries among officials," Abdu al-Janadi, deputy information minister, told Reuters.
Fierce fighting engulfed the Yemeni capital, where residents cowered in their homes as explosions rocked the city.
Two Yemeni officials said Saleh escaped unhurt, but the prime minister, his deputy and the parliament speaker had been wounded in the attack, blamed by the government on tribesmen led by the al-Ahmar family. Four guards were reported killed.
"The president is well and he will address the people in one hour, there are some slight injuries among officials," Abdu al-Janadi, deputy information minister, told Reuters.
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