Libya militia chases away US troops

French and African peacekeepers seize weapons from militia in the capital of the Central African Republic as they try to end sectarian strife.

The UN Security Council calls for an immediate ceasefire in Libya and sanctions against those involved in the recent surge in violence there.

The Libyan army declares a partial ceasefire, two days after some of the militias in western Libya announced a truce.

An attack on a power plant in Libya leaves at least 19 soldiers dead, while a rocket strikes a Libyan oil terminal in a separate incident.

Armed militia have taken over the US compound in Tripoli and discovered the embassy pool, a month after American staff left for security reasons.

These are the first deaths confirmed by the president since he sent troops to Tripoli last month.

At least seven Libyan soldiers are killed and 60 more injured in car bombings and clashes in the eastern city of Benghazi, sources say.

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