Body of tortured Saiqa member found near Benghazi cemetery
By Noora Ibrahim. Benghazi, 6 February 2014: A brutally tortured Saiqa Special Forces Brigade member was found dead yesterday near ...
Tag: Saiqa Brigade
Update: three killed in Benghazi blast
By Noora Ibrahim. The burnt-out wreckage of the car, which caught fire following the explosion (Photo: Fadlullah Bujwary) Benghazi, 22 ...
Saiqa Brigade member confirmed dead in Benghazi blast
By Noora Ibrahim. Benghazi, 21 January 2014: A member of the Saiqa Special Forces was killed this evening when an ...
Bomb explodes near former tomb site of Omar Mokhtar in Benghazi
By Libya Herald staff. Bomb blast near the . . .site of the tomb of Omar Mokhtar Benghazi, 11 January ...
US citizens held in Benghazi released
By Noora Ibrahim. Benghazi, 3 January 2014: Two US citizens detained by Benghazi Special Forces at the city's university campus ...
Severed head found in Benghazi
By Libya Herald staff. Benghazi, 18 December 2013: A severed head, said to be that of the father of a ...
Bomb fails to deter major Benghazi pro-Saiqa demonstration
By Noora Ibrahim and Ayman Amzein. Benghazi protestors this evening Benghazi, 29 November 2013: A small “gelatina” bomb was thrown ...
Three Saiqa soldiers shot in Benghazi
By Noora Ibrahim. Benghazi, 28 November 2013: Unknown assailants tried to kill three members of the Special Force Saiqa Brigade ...
BREAKING NEWS: Fierce fighting in Benghazi
Libya Herald staff. Action near Al Jelaa Hospital this morning Benghazi and Tripoli, 25 November 2013: Extensive fighting broke out ...
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