BENGHAZI, Libya, May 3 (Reuters) - A Libyan security official on Saturday survived an assassination attempt by members of an Islamist militia in the volatile eastern city of Benghazi, a security spokesman said. Gunmen opened fire on the car of Abdullah al-Saiti, commander of the city's security operations centre, while he was travelling in central Benghazi, said Ibrahim al-Shara, a security spokesman. The security operations centre is the top command of government security forces and militias allied to the government in the eastern city. On Friday the government accused Islamist militants of the Ansar al-Sharia group of killing nine special forces soldiers during an attack on the city's security headquarters.
05-04-2014, 11:58 AM
Libyan commander survives assassination attempt in Benghazi-official
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