Pool of blood in Yemen

SANAA (home) and agencies: Turning the field of seventy-central Yemeni capital Sanaa to pool of blood after a suicide bomber blew himself up among a company of soldiers during exercises for a military parade was scheduled for today on the occasion of the anniversary of the unit, killing 96 military and injuring about 300 others,
according to the latest outcome of even the appearance of the newspaper for printing in attack claimed by the so-called Al Qaeda vowed more pledged as President Abd Rabo Mansour Hadi rigidly in the fight against al Qaeda.
A military source said that "96 people were killed in the blast, the suicide bomber who targeted a company of Central Security," adding that "all injuries among soldiers and officers."
The attack also wounded about 300, while the witnesses confirmed that human remains were scattered at the blast site.
And confirmed the toll, medical sources in the seven hospitals to transfer the victims.
Yemeni forces were preparing for a large military parade in the field today to mark the unification of Yemen, on the President to give a harmonic Abd Rabo Mansour Hadi, a speech on this occasion.
, The source confirmed that the military field and Defense Minister Mohammed Nasser Ahmed was present at the scene when the explosion occurred, as well as Chief of Staff in the Yemeni army, Maj. Gen. Ahmed Ali Al Ashwal, but they were not infected with hurt.
Central Security and is a military force which leads the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Major General Yahya Mohammed Abdullah Saleh, a nephew of former Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh.
After a few hours of the explosion, President Abd Rabo Mansour Hadi, a presidential decree appointing Major General Yahya bin Naji preferred arc commander of the Central Security Forces Abdulmalik good place close to the former Yemeni President.
Thus, the new leader will coexist with the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Major General Yahya Mohammed Abdullah Saleh, who is, in principle, the second man in the machine, but influential.
Hadi vowed to get tough in the fight against al Qaeda.
He said the Yemeni president said in a statement carried by the official Yemen news agency that the "war on terror will continue until the eradication and elimination final whatever the sacrifices."
For his part, al Qaeda wing in Yemen, the bombing was in response to what he described as America's war on his followers in the south of Yemen, said the attack targeted Yemen's defense minister and senior leaders. The group also warned of more attacks if you do not stop the military campaign in Abyan province (south).