Nine security agency members killed in blast west of Libyan capital Tripoli
Most outlets reported the incident as a mortar blast during a training exercise that killed at least nine security agency members and wounded others. Coverage was largely uniform, with similar wording and emphasis on the number of casualties and the location of the event.
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Nine security agency members killed in blast west of Libyan capital Tripoli
TRIPOLI: At least nine members of a security agency were killed and several others wounded by a mortar blast during a training exercise in a city west of Libya’s capital Tripoli late on Sunday, a local TV channel said. The blast, from an 82mm mortar round, caused casualties among members of the Anti-Threat Security Agency, according to Libya Alahrar TV channel broadcasting from Istanbul. The Ag...
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Nine security agency members killed in blast west of Libyan capital Tripoli
At least nine members of a security agency were killed and several others wounded by a mortar blast during a training exercise in a city west of Libya’s capital Tripoli late on Sunday, a local TV channel said. The blast, from an 82mm mortar round, caused casualties among members of the Anti-Threat Security Agency, according to Libya Alahrar TV channel broadcasting from Istanbul. The Agen...
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