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Yemen, which has targeted separatists in security sweeps following an increase in southern unrest in recent weeks, offered last week to hear separatists' grievances. While protests diminished in recent days, some violence has continued. State media described the man who was killed, Wadie Juneidy, as a wanted and dangerous leader of a criminal gang who had been driving a stolen car. It said he was killed Saturday in an exchange of gunfire in the southern province of Abyan. A southern opposition news website identified Juneidy as a separatist, however, and described his killing as an assassination. It said Juneidy was shot dead after security forces stopped him at a checkpoint, and he resisted arrest. "They tried to arrest him without any legal basis, except that he resisted and refused to surrender himself," the Aden Press news website said, adding he was killed in "cold blood." 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