Yemen's outgoing president, Ali Abdullah Saleh, returned to his home in Sana'a late on Friday after receiving medical treatment in the United States, a spokesman for Yemen's embassy in Washington said. Saleh spent about three weeks in the US receiving treatment for injuries he suffered during a June rocket attack on his compound. His 33-year rule of Yemen formally ended on Tuesday after an uncontested election. His deputy, Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, is taking over as president. The Yemeni Embassy in Washington said Ali Abdullah Saleh arrived in Yemen early Saturday.
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