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Protestors tearing down the American flag at U.S. embassy in Cairo earlier this year. Photo: screenshot.
The Wall Street Journal – The U.S. is seeing a spike in al Qaeda-related terror plots and threats against its embassies in Libya, Yemen and Egypt, say current and former U.S. officials citing domestic and foreign intelligence reports.
The threats against U.S. missions in Tripoli and Yemen’s capital, Sana’a, are believed to involve bomb plots by Sunni extremists and perhaps al Qaeda-linked individuals, and have set off alarms among U.S. officials still shaken by last September’s attack on a diplomatic outpost in Benghazi, Libya.
