United States will Pay Back.

U.S. does not intend to leave unanswered the attack on board the Northwest airline, which at Christmas, tried to blow up the 23-year-old Nigerian. As an act of retaliation against al-Qaida, the attempted bombings, the U.S. military is prepared to inflict a series of strikes against suspected militant bases in the territory of Yemen. Government Middle East country not only agreed to the bombing, but also promised to help the U.S. to find and destroy the extremists.

The U.S. military is prepared to inflict a series of strikes on the territory of Yemen in response to the recent failed terrorist attack, responsibility for which had been previously assumed al-Qaida on the Arabian Peninsula. According to representatives of the White House, the Pentagon is now looking for possible militant base for the operation of retaliation if President Barack Obama will pay for this order. According to officials, the Yemeni Government has already agreed to the firing of its territory. Moreover, the authorities are willing to provide all possible U.S. help in search and destroy the militants, Interfax reported.

In the near future the authorities of the two countries will sign an agreement that will allow the U.S. military to use against targets in Yemen, cruise missiles, fighter aircraft and unmanned aerial vehicles. At the same time, senior officials made it clear that the authorities do not intend to report on its role in providing intelligence and arms to Yemen for attacks against terrorists.

The American leader criticized the work of the special services of the country again. In his view, what happened on board the airliner Northwest, resulted from a "system error" by the security services. The head of state called it outrageous and unacceptable fact that secret services did not react to received a few weeks ago, information about upcoming terrorist attack.

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Translated by iPressCenter.com