Sana'a rocked by night of fierce fighting

Protesters

writing their names on their chests to identify if they are killed in anti-Saleh marches

Yemen

capital was rocked by a night of loud explosions and gunfire as troops loyal to President Ali Abdullah Saleh met with tribal rebels and soldiers have deserted the control of the city.

violence was one of the fiercest in the months and the fear that is triggered chance to nine months of civil unrest in the country may fall into the hands of rebel forces in Yemen.

fighting broke out around 11 on Sunday, with sporadic bursts of firearms. On the eve of a series of loud explosions had destroyed buildings in the north, echoing around the mountains.

Three protesters were seriously injured when the adolescents of a rain of rockets pounded the change in the Plaza - the shanty town of tents in the center of Sanaa, where thousands of protesters have been camping since February calling for the resignation of Saleh. This is the fourth time last month deposits fell on the field.

"His injuries are horrific," Anas said Noman, a medical student in third year of volunteering in the mosque on the ground, now a hospital. "We moved to one of them to a nearby hospital for an amputation of his leg."

is not known exactly how many were killed Monday by the recent violence.

brutal repression by security forces in a pair of mass rallies over the weekend turned into a military confrontation between the Republican Guard in its own right - an elite force led by the son of Saleh Ahmed - and the 1st Armoured Division, headed by General Ali Mohsen al-Ahmar, who defected to the opposition in March. On Sunday evening, both sides began firing mortars and anti-aircraft missiles to other military bases, sending plumes of black smoke rising above the city.

• "It's much more complex than simply unarmed protesters against the heavy hand of government troops, is now a power struggle among the elite of military factions," said Abdullah al-Faqih, a professor of political science at the University of Sanaa. "Unfortunately, it is unarmed demonstrators are caught in the middle and pay the price of violence."
the heaviest fighting took place in the northern suburbs of Hasab, where a group of heavily armed tribal rebels are fighting to defend the official residence for its influential leader, Sadeq al-Ahmar, who also brings support for the opposition.

Hussein Ali, the owner of a small grocery store in the southern suburbs of Hasab said shells and bullets "fall like rain" at home. "Even the street lights have bullet holes," he said.

Sanaa is one of the four mountains that are all controlled by government troops. The residents say that Saleh was using the perspective of launching rocket attacks against their opponents.

Saleh surprise return at the end of September, which had been recovered in Saudi Arabia since an assassination attempt three months ago, has plunged the country into a state of deep uncertainty and increased the differences between pro-and anti-government camps. His supporters are here to live with him, all his opponents more determined to overthrow him.

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