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Fresh gunbattles rock Libya capital after brief lull

Fresh gunbattles rock Libya capital after brief lull

  • No official casualty figures were released, but the Libyan Red Crescent said it had recovered a dead body
  • The official described the fighting as “urban warfare“
By AFP ·

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