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Revenge attack in Zliten over January massacre following TV “confession”: report

byMichel Cousins
June 26, 2016
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Televised confession by one of three brothers about involvement in January’s suicide bombing (Video grab)

Tripoli, 25 June 2016:

Angry residents in Zliten this evening destroyed the home of a local family following alleged confessions by three brothers that they were involved in January’s suicide bombing of the security training centre in the town which killed at least 60 people wounded another 200.

The confessions by the three Drewi brothers, aired on three TV stations, resulted in angry local residents heading to the family home in Zliten’s Al-Aghwailat area and blowing it up.

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It is not known if there were any casualties or arrests.

The three had supposedly confessed to Tripoli’s Rada deterrence forces which earlier today announced that the confessions would be broadcast on the Rasmiya, Tobactus and Panorama channels.

Responsibility for the attack was claimed at the time by the so-called Islamic State (IS). The brothers admitted in the video that they were supporters of IS.  They also alleged that the operation was planned in Bani Walid.

IS is believed still to have a significant presence Zliten.

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