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Armed men inspect damage after an explosion at Al Badr mosque in Sanaa, Yemen, on Friday, March 20. Deadly explosions in Yemen's capital rocked two mosques serving a minority Muslim group that recently conquered the city. The mosques serve members of the Zaidi sect of Shiite Islam, which is followed by the Houthi rebels who recently took control of the capital. MOHAMMED HUWAIS/AFP/Getty Images
A casualty is wheeled to a hospital after the bombing attacks in Sanaa on March 20. Xinhua/Sipa USA
Houthi fighters stand near a damaged car after bombings in Sanaa on March 20. The attacks started with suicide bombings inside the buildings, followed shortly by explosions outside, two senior Houthi leaders said. Hani Mohammed/AP
The body of a person killed in the attacks is carried to a hospital in Sanaa on March 20. YAHYA ARHAB/EPA/LANDOV
Men carry the body of a man killed in the March 20 attacks. Hani Mohammed/AP
A wounded man lies on a bed at a hospital after the bombings in Sanaa on March 20. Hani Ali/XINHUA /LANDOV
People stand amid bodies covered with blankets in a mosque after a suicide attack in Sanaa on March 20. Hani Mohammed/AP
Houthi fighters carry the body of a man killed in Sanaa on March 20. Hani Mohammed/AP