World | Yemen US Drones Batter Yemen Some More 34 suspected militants killed since July 27 By Matt Cantor Posted Aug 9, 2013 3:28 AM CDT Copied In this Monday, April 29, 2013 file photo, Yemeni soldiers stand guard as protestors, unseen, protest to denounce American drone attacks in Yemen, in front of the US embassy in Sanaa. (AP Photo/Hani Mohammed, File) Amid continuing US concerns over al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, the drone death toll in Yemen has reached 34 since July 27, by Yemeni officials' count. Yesterday, a trio of strikes killed 14 suspected militants, the BBC reports. The attacks occurred in Mareb and Hadramout provinces; they all hit cars, the AP reports, via the New York Times. Meanwhile, according to a Yemeni diplomat, the US is suspending plans to send some 100 Yemeni Guantanamo detainees to their home country. But a White House official says policy hasn't changed after Obama "lifted the moratorium on transfers in favor of a case-by-case evaluation." Read These Next Chicken banana, chicken banana, chicken banana. President Trump was not a fan of the halftime show at the Super Bowl. Some Olympians are struggling with representing the US. Lindsey Vonn's pursuit of a medal ends in another crash. Report an error