Yemen: At least 60 people were killed at a military recruitment camp in southern Yemen city of Aden, by a suicide car bombing. The Islamic State (ISIS) took the responsibility for the attack.
The terror group's self-styled news agency Amaq, released a statement soon after the attack claiming the responsibility.
The attack came amid initiatives from Yemen to end the 17-month-old war between the Saudi backed government and rebels.
The Saudi-led coalition had been carrying out air strikes in Yemen since March 2015 in support of the internationally recognised government of President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi.
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The government and rebels, however, had responded positively to a new Gulf-backed initiative to end the conflict.
The rebels had said they were prepared to restart negotiations, provided the Saudi-led coalition stopped attacking and laying siege to territories held by them.