Yemenis call for Saleh's sons to leave country

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2011-06-20

Thousands of Yemenis demonstrated in Sanaa on Monday (June 20th), calling for the sons of President Ali Abdullah Saleh to leave the country, wire agencies reported.

Ahmed Saleh is the head of the Republican Guard. His brother Khaled is a commander in the army. Tens of thousands of protesters called for both to leave Yemen.

President Saleh remains in Saudi Arabia for medical treatment following an attack on his compound on June 3rd.