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What happened to 'on the run'? #CharlieHebdo suspect tied to al-Qaeda in Yemen

CNN is reporting that one of the #CharlieHebdo terrorism suspects had trained with al-Qaeda in Yemen:

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On a related note:

From Slate:

Following eyewitness testimony reported Wednesday that the gunmen in the Charlie Hebdo massacre claimed to be from “al-Qaida in Yemen,” a French police official tells the AP on Thursday that the suspects, French brothers Said and Cherif Kouachi, are believed to be linked to a Yemeni terrorist network.

If it’s true that al-Qaida’s Yemeni offshoot, al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula, was involved in the attack, Wednesday was quite a day for the group. In Sanaa, the Yemeni capital, asuicide bomber killed at least 37 people when he rammed a bus rigged to explode into a gathering of recruits outside a police academy. No one has yet claimed responsibility for that attack, but it fits a pattern of recent al-Qaida assaults in the country.

If AQAP was involved, even indirectly, in Wednesday’s attack, it would be the group’s biggest success outside the Middle East in quite a while. And coming at a time when international attention has shifted to al-Qaida’s hostile erstwhile allies ISIS—with that group’s leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, directly challenging Zawahiri’s leadership of the international jihadist movement—it’s a sign that al-Qaida is still far from contained.

B-b-but … that’s not what President Obama told us!

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Guess times have changed.

https://twitter.com/seanagnew/status/553307241357799424

https://twitter.com/5OFive/status/553309677807607808

Thoooooose were the daaaaaaaays.

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