Benghazi Police Targeted

Four Libyan police were killed Sunday night when rpgs landed in their security compound, in Benghazi. It is believed that the attack was an attempt to break into the detention center, to free prisoners kept there.

Monday saw two police stations attacked at nearly the same time. In both instances an explosive device was thrown at the building, luckily causing no injuries and only minor damage.

At the same time Derna's police chief suffered an attack on his car. Neither he or his driver were wounded, but the car was torn to pieces by gunfire and a small explosion.

During Sunday, Libya's parliament voted to close borders with Chad, Niger, and Sudan. They also declared the southern part of the country, which borders the others, to be a military zone. Their hopes is that in doing so they'll be able to cut off the flow of weapons, to terrorist and militant groups.