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Yahoo! My Yahoo! Mail More Yahoo! Services Account Options New User? Sign Up Sign In Help Yahoo! Search web search Home Singapore Asia Pacific World Business Entertainment Sports Technology Weekend Edition Africa Europe Latin America Middle East North America Awlaqi charged in Yemen with incitement to kill foreigners AFP - Wednesday, November 3 Send IM Story Print Awlaqi charged in Yemen with incitement to kill foreigners SANAA (AFP) - – Yemeni prosecutors Tuesday accused radical cleric Anwar al-Awlaqi of links to Al-Qaeda and incitement to kill foreigners, days after parcel bombs sent to Chicago were traced to suspected jihadists in Yemen. The action marks the first time Yemen has brought charges against Awlaqi and comes amid growing Western pressure on Sanaa to crack down on Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), the local branch of Osama bin Laden's extremist network. Awlaqi, who holds both Yemeni and US citizenship, and his relative, Othman al-Awlaqi, were both charged in absentia by a Sanaa court on Tuesday with "incitement to kill foreigners and members of security services." The charges arose during the trial of Hisham Mohammed Assem, a Yemeni, who was in the court to face charges of killing French energy contractor Jacques Spagnolo near Sanaa last month. Prosecutors told the court, which specialises in terrorism cases, that Awlaqi had corresponded with Assem for months, encouraging him to kill foreigners. All three men are accused of "forming an armed gang to carry out criminal acts and to target foreigners and security forces on behalf of Al-Qaeda." Assem, who denied the charges, said he was tortured and asked for a lawyer. The trial was adjourned until Saturday. Hours after the hearing, suspected Al-Qaeda militants attacked an oil pipeline run by the Korea National Oil Corporation in the southeastern Shabwa province controlled by Awlaqi's tribe. "Unknown militants placed a roadside bomb under the pipeline" in the town of Al-Shubaykah, 12 kilometres (7.5 miles) east of the provincial capital Ataq, a security official told AFP, saying the attack bore the hallmarks of Al-Qaeda. The Korean firm said it had yet to substantiate reports that Al-Qaeda might have been behind the attack. No casualties were reported, the company said, adding it had no information on the extent of damage. The attack came just days after intercepted parcel bombs destined for Chicago synagogues were traced to Yemen, placing it in the spotlight. The parcels containing the explosive PETN hidden in ink toner cartridges were found to have been freighted from Sanaa on commercial airlines. Washington believes the parcel bombs, uncovered on Thursday in Britain and Dubai en route to the United States, were the work of Saudi militant Ibrahim Hassan al-Asiri, a suspected Al-Qaeda bombmaker. Awlaqi has not immediately been linked to the parcel bombs but US officials have long accused the cleric of instigating "terrorism" from Yemen, where he is believed to be hiding in a remote area of Shabwa. In the wake of the scare, countries including Britain and Germany tightened air security measures, with London banning freight from Yemen and Berlin extending its ban on air freight to cover passenger flights originating in Yemen. Yemen reacted with surprise, saying Tuesday it needed help not punishment. Assem, a security guard with whom Awlaqi allegedly corresponded, allegedly gunned down Spagnolo, a contractor working for energy group OMV, at the company's compound in Sanaa on October 6, the same day a British embassy car was targeted by a rocket attack that wounded one person. In a May video posted on the Internet, Awlaqi urged all Muslims serving in the US army to follow the example of Major Nidal Hasan, an army psychiatrist accused of killing 13 comrades at Fort Hood base in Texas last November. "What Nidal Hasan did was heroic... and I call on all Muslims serving in the US army to follow his path," Awlaqi said in a video posted on jihadist websites, the US monitoring group SITE reported. In the video, posted by Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), he also defended Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, the Nigerian student accused of the botched Christmas Day attack and said Sanaa is collaborating with Washington to attack Yemenis. US Homeland Security and Counterterrorism Adviser John Brennan earlier this year accused Awlaqi of instigating "terrorism." "Mr. Awlaqi is a problem. He's clearly a part of Al-Qaeda in (the) Arabian Peninsula. He's not just a cleric. He is in fact trying to instigate terrorism," he told CNN. In July, Washington placed Awlaqi on its list of terrorism supporters, freezing his financial assets and banning any transactions with him. 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