Egyptians Christians seized in Sirte freed: report
By Ajnadin Mustafa. Tripoli, 5 January 2015: Thirteen Egyptian Christians seized in Sirte are now in the hands of the ...
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Iraqi professor kidnapped in Sirte
By Libya Herald staff. 4 January 2014: An Iraqi professor Iraqi at the University of Sirte was kidnapped this morning. ...
Egyptian Foreign Ministry issues warning to Egyptians living in Libya
By Libya Herald staff. Cairo, 4 December 2015: The Egyptian Foreign Ministry has urged Egyptians living and working in Libya to stay ...
More Christians in Sirte seized: report
By Libya Herald staff. 3 January 2015: Thirteen, possibly 16, Egyptian Coptic Christians were allegedly seized in Sirte today. The ...
Kidnapped Man-Made River official released unharmed
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli, 2 January 2015: Chairman of the Management Committee for the central area of the Man-Made ...
LNA says it attacks Sirte airbase and shoots down Dawn plane after fresh Sidra attack
By Jamal Adel and Ajnadin Mustafa. Beida/Tripoli, 30 December 2014: Aircraft belonging to the Libya National Army have hit Gardabiya ...
A week of air strikes in Sirte
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli, 27 December 2014: Sirte has seen over a week of sporadic airstrikes that have hit ...
Abu Sahmain orders inquiry into Sirte power station murders
By Libya Herald staff. 26 December 2014: Nuri Abu Sahmain, president of the continuing General National Congress and recognised as ...
Daughter of slain Egyptian couple found dead
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli, 25 December 2014: The body of the kidnapped teenaged daughter of an Egyptian couple killed ...
Soldiers shot guarding Sirte power plant shot dead
By Libya Herald staff. Tripoli, 25 December 2014: Fourteen soldiers guarding a power plant 30 kilometres outside Sirte were shot ...
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