Rival militias generate new wave of violence in Libya

Last night, fighters of Misurata went to Tripoli to avenge the death of a commander on Thursday. The new wave of violence highlights the difficulties in restraining government armed groups that contributed to the fall of Muammar Gaddafi. Two years after the fall of the regime, the uncertainty has gripped the country.

"There is no army to protect the population and there is shooting everywhere. We in Libya, but looks more like Somalia. How can you hear the gunshots started again, "says a Libyan.

During the clashes, at least one person died and 12 were injured.

It is recalled that several militia refused to hand over weapons or integrate national security forces after the revolution.

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