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Obama Won’t Be Sending Troops To Yemen8:53am UK, Monday January 11, 2010Damien Pearse, Sky News Online President Barack Obama says he has no intention of sending American troops to Yemen or Somalia President Obama speaks at West Point military academy Barack Obama has been under pressure over U.S troops in Afghanistan and IraqMr Obama told People magazine he still believes the centre of al Qaeda activity is along the border between Afghanistan and Pakistan "I never rule out any possibility in a world that is this complex," he said, but he added: "In countries like Yemen, in countries like Somalia, I think working with international partners is most effective at this point "Terrorism concerns are rising in Yemen, at the bottom of the Arabian peninsula, and in Somalia, which is located along key global shipping routes to Middle Eastern oil fields. The one consistent thing you will see here on the political front is the heightened level of "Obama Bashing" mostly by Republicans led by Dick "Never on My Watch" Cheney who smell blood in the water with only 9, count a 9 months to go before they think they will waltz right to victory in the mid-terms in November Read Jon-Christopher Bua’s Washington blog here US officials say they believe the suspect in the Detroit airliner attack was trained by al Qaeda in Yemen."I have no intention of sending US boots on the ground in these regions," Mr Obama said General David Petraeus, who is overseeing US operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, said Yemen’s foreign minister had made it clear he did not want American troops in the country General Petraeus added: "We would always want a host nation to deal with a problem itself. We want to help. We’re providing assistance."
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