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MGN Online NEW YORK (AP) – Two men from Yemen have been charged in a U.S. court with joining al-Qaida to attack American forces. Prosecutors in New York say Saddiq Al-Abbadi and Ali Alvi were captured in Saudi Arabia before being brought to the United States. Alvi was to appear Tuesday in federal court in Brooklyn. Al-Abbadi had an appearance Sunday. Their lawyers couldn’t immediately be reached for comment. Court papers allege the men traveled to Pakistan in 2008 to get military training from al-Qaida before fighting against U.S. troops in Afghanistan. The papers say the men also helped an American from Long Island join the terror group.