About 40 dead in air raid on jihadists in Libya: officials
The house in Sabratha was completely destroyed in the raid, said Hussein al-Dawadi, an official in the city.

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The house in Sabratha was completely destroyed in the raid, said Hussein al-Dawadi, an official in the city.
Tripoli:
An air strike by an unidentified warplane on Friday killed more than 40 people near the Libyan capital where suspected members of the Islamic State group were gathered in a house, officials said.
The house in Sabratha was completely destroyed in the raid, said Hussein al-Dawadi, an official in the city located about 70 kilometres west of Tripoli near the border with Tunisia.
A Western official quoted by the New York Times said US warplanes carried out the strike targeting a senior Tunisian operative linked to two major jihadist attacks in Tunisia last year.
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