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Libya says identified three suspects in killing of Qaddafi’s son

  • The prosecutor’s office said its investigation determined the “meeting place of the suspects, the time at which they went to the scene of the crime and committed it”
  • The office added in the statement on Facebook that it had ordered their arrest
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Russia blames Ukraine for gas tanker explosions off Libya

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Four migrants dead, 10 missing off Libyan coast: UN

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Seven irregular migrants found dead on Libyan beach

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US, UN urge Libyan leaders to make ‘pragmatic compromises’ and unite amid escalating crises

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Libya brings in Western traders in blow to Russian fuel flows

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Detained migrants in Libya endure torture, sexual violence, extortion under profit-driven model, UN says

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QatarEnergy secures offshore exploration license in Libya

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Helicopter crashes in Libya during medical evacuation, killing 3

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Babies among 53 dead or missing after migrant boat sinks off Libya

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Accused militant is taken into custody in the deadly 2012 Benghazi attack

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Thousands of Libyans gather for the funeral of Qaddafi’s son who was shot and killed this week

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Slain son of former Libya ruler Qaddafi to be buried near capital

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