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Benghazi: all over bar the shooting

byNigel Ash
July 8, 2017
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Benghazi: all over bar the shooting

A man said to be a Sudanese sniper captured today (Photo LNA)

By Libya Herald reporters.

A man said to be a Sudanese sniper captured today (Photo LNA)
A man said to be a Sudanese sniper captured today (Photo LNA)

Benghazi, 7 July 2017:

Four LNA soldiers, including an unnamed field commander, died today as troops tried to seize the very last militant positions in a few buildings in Benghazi’s  Sidi Akribesh.  The deaths come 48 hours after armed forces commander-in-chief Khalifa Hafter announced the liberation of the city.

As LNA units cautiously combed the buildings they have taken in Sabri they discovered a secret prison in Bala Street from which they freed ten captured soldiers.

While it has not been said how many militants have been killed in todays fighting, the LNA said that it had captured three. One of them was a Sudanese man said to be a sniper. The other two militants had apparently offered a soldier LD 80,000 to help them flee. The soldier agreed but reported the deal to his superior who organised an ambush when the two men sought to escape.

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Tags: BenghazifeaturedHafterLibyaLibyan National ArmymilitantsSabriSidi AkribeshSuq Al-Hout

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