By REUTERS
WASHINGTON - The US State Department issued a worldwide travel alert on Saturday warning of the possibility of anti-American attacks in response to the killing of two top al-Qaida members.The warning came a day after US officials said Anwar al-Awlaki, identified as "chief of external operations" for al-Qaida's Yemen branch, was killed in an attack by missiles fired from multiple CIA drones in Yemen."The death of Awlaki, in the near term, could provide motivation for anti-American attacks worldwide from individuals or groups seeking to retaliate against US citizens or interests because of this action," the State Department said.The drone strike also killed Samir Khan, an American who served as editor of a glossy magazine used as a propaganda and recruitment tool by al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula.
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