ISIS attacks South Korean embassy in Libya, killing two people.
The armed group, traveling in a car, fired a barrage of bullets in front of the embassy building.
On the morning of April 12, unidentified gunmen attacked the South Korean embassy in Tripoli, Libya, killing two security guards and injuring one person.
An armed group traveling in a car opened fire in front of the embassy building. According to Libyan security forces, the Islamic State (IS) group claimed responsibility.
The capital Tripoli fell to the Libyan Dawn forces last August, when the internationally recognized government retreated to the eastern Libyan city of Tobruk.
The capital city of Tripoli has been plagued by bombings, assassinations, and kidnappings.
Recently, several embassies, including those of Egypt and the United Arab Emirates in Libya, have also been attacked by rebel groups.
According to VOV.VN
