Three car bombs set off targetting civilians today in the city of Al Qubbah which is close to the occupied Derna, a port city in eastern Libya. Militants claiming loyalty to Islamic State are resposible for the attack, media report.
Pictures: Aftermath of the attacks in al-Guba, #Libya pic.twitter.com/0ZQCP12vY0
— Michael Horowitz (@michaelh992) February 20, 2015
Saleh told reporters that the car bombs had targeted a petrol station and a security building.
3 car bomb attacks in AlGubba, located between Derna and AlBaida. Results in deaths and injuries #libya
— Matog Saleh (@MatogSaleh) February 20, 2015
At least 25 dead in this mornings suicide bomb attack in Al Gubbah #Libya
— Warrior. (@Welsh_Warrior96) February 20, 2015
Libya is currently facing the worst wave of violence since the beginning of the 2011 civil war. Internationally recognized authorities are fighting numerous militias. The embargo on arms supplies to Libya was imposed in 2011 over violence against civilian population during protests against the country's long-time leader Muammar Gaddafi.
