In the capital of Yemen were killed in clashes 40 people

According to local doctors, among the dead 24 representatives of the Yemeni tribe hashed. Yemeni authorities have reported that during the armed conflict killed 14 soldiers of the regular forces and another 20 soldiers were missing. Both sides accuse each other of inciting conflict. The opposition blames the unrest in the country by President Ali Abdullah Saleh. Soldiers of the Republican Guard can not stop attempts to dislodge militants from a number of government agencies involved. Armed conflict broke out in Yemen with a bang after last Sunday, the head of state refused to sign the conciliatory initiative of the Arabian monarchy, which was to end the internal political crisis, reminds the ITAR-TASS. After that, head of the influential men of Yemeni tribal Sheikh Sadeq hashed al-Ahmar captured and still holds a number of government agencies in the capital, including the Ministry of Industry and Trade. Republican Guard attempted to dislodge the supporters of the sheik, while applying not only small arms, but grenade launchers. Foreign Ministry recommended that Russian citizens not to travel to Yemen because of the continuing armed clashes between government troops and the country's opposition, but those already in the country – to leave it. This is stated in the document posted on the site office. Simultaneously, Moscow urges the political forces of the Arab Republic to abandon forms of power struggle. U.S. does not preclude the imposition of sanctions against the President of Yemen Ali Abdullah Saleh, unless he agrees to meet the obligations of a peaceful transfer of power through the mediation plan, the Gulf countries. May 20, President Saleh said that the need for the country's early presidential elections. Powers Saleh, who has ruled Yemen for 33 years, expiring in 2013. The internal political crisis in Yemen has been going on for four months. Daily on the streets of cities in the country out of tens of thousands of protesters demanding the resignation of the ruling of President Ali Abdullah Saleh. In the clashes between supporters and opponents of the president, as well as the demonstrators and the police are killing people.