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UPDATE: 11 troops including commander die in Benghazi car bombing

byNigel Ash
July 7, 2016
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UPDATE: 11 troops including commander die in Benghazi car bombing

A social media shot said to show the aftermath of last night's car-bombing

By Maha Ellawati.

A social media shot said to show the aftermath of last night's car-bombing
A social media shot said to show the aftermath of last night’s car-bombing

Benghazi,  7 July 2016:

The car-bombing yesterday evening in Gwarsha not only killed 210 Brigade commander Idris Abdulmula Al-Barasi, as reported in the Libya Herald but ten other soldiers, including of his officers.

The suicide bomber drove into the group near the Chinese buildings on the edge of Ganfouda. Several other troops were injured in the blast. It is still unclear how the vehicle managed to pass through army lines. There is one report that the attack happened while the soldiers were praying.

Fierce fighting is still going around Teachers’ Beach where the 309 Brigade lost three men when militants launched a surprise attack yesterday morning. Three soldiers died in that assault and there are unconfirmed reports that further three have been killed today.

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