Iran Press/ Africa: According to the local authorities, after entering a police station in Jufra district in central Libya, ISIS militants have brutally murdered four people - including the son of a local official, the Municipal Council of the Jufra district said.
ISIS terrorists kidnapped a significant amount of young men, the council representative told news website, Sputnik.
The militants also forcibly took employees from the police station after attacking them.
Following the defeat of ISIS forces in Iraq and Syria, the group has intensified its activities in Libya.
This group frequently carrying out attacks on Libya’s oil and infrastructure.
Libya has been in a state of crisis since the overthrowing of its former leader Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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