Al-Qaeda of the Arabian Peninnsula (AQAP) has been busy in Yemen while Saudi-backed government forces are in a toe-to-toe brawl with Houthi rebels.  The terrorists seized a major airport and seaport as well as an oil terminal in the country's largest province, making gains as the the chaos of revolution and war engulfs the country. Fox News: Military officials and residents said Al Qaeda fighters clashed briefly with members of one of Yemen's largest brigades outside Mukalla, a city the militants overran earlier this month and where they freed prison inmates. The militants then seized control of the Riyan airport and moved to secure their hold on the city's main sea port, which is also an oil terminal. The security officials, speaking from Sanaa on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to brief the press, said the leaders of the brigade in charge of protecting the entire area fled. The latest advance marks a major gain for Al Qaeda...(Read Full Post)