Libyan war planes attack country’s biggest steel plant in Misrata

04 Jan 2015

“Forces loyal to Libya’s internationally recognized government on Sunday launched air strikes on the country’s biggest steel plant at Misrata, officials said, hitting the western city allied to a rival group for a second consecutive day.”

Source: Libyan war planes attack country’s biggest steel plant in Misrata | Reuters

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