Obama defends Libya strikes as critical to US security
President Obama said ongoing U.S. airstrikes in Libya are essential to prevent ISIL from gaining a stronghold as the government in Tripoli seeks help. He noted the campaign will persist until ISIL is weakened and Libya stabilizes, with strikes focusing on Sirte and related targets.
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Benghazi attack kills Libyan soldiers near Quarsah district
In Benghazi an attack on Libyan Army forces loyal to General Khalifa Haftar killed at least 15 soldiers and wounded 16. No group claimed responsibility though Islamic State has carried out similar violence. The strike targeted a gathering in Quarsah district as Libya delays unity talks.
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Nigerian Interpol arrests in port harcourt fraud network
Interpol and Nigerian authorities arrested two men in Port Harcourt as part of a global scam network believed to have stolen about 60 million dollars from more than a hundred businesses. The operation spanned eight countries and targeted victims through hacked emails and fraudulent wire requests.
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