Gadafi and Abdullah Saleh took brutal steps to retain power


Yemen protest AP /Muhammed Muheisen
Their security forces increased attacks on protesters and dissidentsdug bringing more deads amid the rattle of gunfire.
The unrest has swept through the two strong police states, where according to some sources deaths have reported more than 100, while demonstrators have grown fearless against deadly bullets and tear gas. Unfortunatly even if the scenario is similar to the simple played out in the overthrow of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, it is far from being clear whether demonstrations can dethrone Libyan President Moammar Gadafi and Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh.