Al-Qaeda suspect killed in drone strike
The missile hit al-Qaeda’s Ahmed Ali Saana as he was riding a motorbike in the town of Khabar al-Muraqasha in Abyan province.
Moscow: Russian law enforcement agencies are checking a suspicious object at an apartment building in Saint Petersburg following a suicide bombing on the city's subway earlier in the week.
Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) said, according to Russian news agencies, that the object found early on Thursday in an apartment building on Saint Petersburg's eastern outskirts could contain explosives.
Residents have been evacuated and explosives experts have started working on the site. Police in the city are on high alert following on Monday's explosion that killed the attacker and 13 other people and wounded some 55.
Police on Wednesday arrested eight Central Asian migrants suspected of acting as recruiters for the Islamic State group and al-Qaeda's Syria branch. The investigators found no immediate evidence of their involvement in the subway attack.