Two policemen killed in Libya's Benghazi after army vows to restore order


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  • Sunday, 10 Nov 2013

BENGHAZI, Libya (Reuters) - Gunmen killed two policemen in Benghazi in eastern Libya on Saturday, a security source said, a day after the army had vowed to restore order in the port city hit by bombings and assassinations.

Security in Benghazi, an important part of Libya's oil infrastructure, has deteriorated in the past few months with militants and Islamists roaming unchallenged, highlighting the upheaval two years after the fall of Muammar Gaddafi.

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