perhaps the sunni shia violence is engulfing the middle east may have found a new home in yemen. nick paton walsh, beirut. three days after the horrific attack in museum in tunisia some bodies lay unidentified in a morgue there. 23 people were killed and at least a dozen of them were tourists aboard cruise ships. some of them have yet to be identified. four italians three french citizens japanese and spaniards are among the dead. some survivors are sharing their stories. phil black talked to a survive. take a look at this. reporter: these are the panicked scenes as security forces arrived at the museum. by that time the gunmen had killed many people and moved deeper inside the complex. i was testified. reporter: this man witnessed the start of the massacre.
let me update you on the top stories we re following this hour. a series of bombings at two mosques in yemen has killed at least 137 people and wounded more than 350. suicide bombers hid their explosives under plaster cast and blew themselves up inside the mosques. a car bomb exploded outside. isis is claiming responsibility. some of the victims from wednesday s bloody attack at the museum in tunisia play unidentified in the morgue there. at least a dozen of the 23 people were tourists visiting from two cruise ships. more than 90 decomposing bodies were found in a shallow grave in nigeria on friday. the bodies were discovered in a town recently liberated from boko haram by nigerian troops. the victims, some of them beheaded are believed to be residents who refused to join the terror group.
spread across the world. in french. pray for tunisia. it s more important than ever to show sal dart with the foreigners and tunisians that are experiencing this crisis. what the terrorists want is for us to not come to tunisia. reporter: messages continue to pore in post after post along with the message we are not afraid. jessica king cnn. a gruesome discovery in nigeria on friday. 90 bodies were found in a shallow grave in a town that was recently liberated from boko haram. some of them were beheaded they are believed to be residents that did not join the terror group. our next story deals with very disturbing incident in afghanistan.
especially from the younger generation. reporter: the army leader wants europe and america to give him weapons. the attack by the islamic state in tunisia may strengthen his case. translator: i believe that they will spread in europe too if these countries don t give real and genuine aid to the libyan people especially the libyan army. what we need, we need weapons and ammunition only. the men are available. the army is growing every day and increasing in number. reporter: it s not so simple. this week a rival libyan army from the west of the country, started to fight islamic state in the town. you might have thought the two libyan forces east and west would unite against the jihadis. but far from it. they re bitter enemies. the attack in tunis should give impetus to peace talks between the libyan factions. will it? we have to take seriously the
for international visitors. many people worry the museum attack could devastate the tourism industry. jessica ring reports. reporter: hands join across tunisia s beaches. ruins. mountains. this ad pushed to get people to visit the country, one that heavily relies on tourrism. some one in five people need it to make a living. after the attacks that took the lives of 25 people most of them tourists in the capital this week there are fears visitors will stop coming. amid warnings from u.s. and uk gufts many are pledging i will go. from china, mexico russia ukraine, the united states. thousands of messages posted online standing with the victims of the attack. along with hashtags that have