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From kidnapping to execution, AQAP reveals the fate of 11 Yemenis

Mukalla (South24)Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) revealed they have executed 11 Yemenis after accusing them of spying for hostile parties, including journalist Mohammed Al-Maqri who they kidnapped in 2015 during the organization’s control of Mukalla city, the capital of Hadramout Governorate.In a statement, the AQAP’s security committee on Friday (December 27), confirmed the execution of the 11 individuals who they described as “spies.”The terror organization said that the death sentences were carried out after “Sharia trials,” claiming that the detainees were convicted of “planting espi ...