ISIS Beheads 8 Libyan Guards in Oil Field Attack

ISIS has decapitated eight Libyan guards during an offensive on an oil field in the center of the country.

Libya’s military spokesman, Ahmed al-Mesmari, said Monday that the guards were beheaded after the terrorists carried out a deadly attack on the al-Ghani oil field near the town of Zalla on Friday.

Mesmari added that the ISIS group is trying to bring the whole petroleum industry of the violence-wracked country under its control, warning that the potential takeover would have dire consequences for the whole nation. “This is the lifeline of the Libyan people,” he cautioned.

According to reports, the terrorists also abducted nine foreign workers, including four Filipinos, a Czech, a Ghanaian, an Austrian, and a Bangladeshi during the attack. This is while one of the kidnapped workers still remains unidentified.

Credit: PressTv

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