Another 14 were injured.
Reportedly, among the dead is the head of anti-corruption agencies of the country Mohamed Bugaighis, which, in turn, supported the Libyan national army (LNA) led by a Marshal Khalifa the Haftarot.
Responsibility for the explosion has not yet claimed any one of the existing regional groups.
Obeying the authorities in Eastern Libya, army units have long been in Benghazi (1 thousand km East of Tripoli), which is considered the cradle of the “February 17 revolution” of 2011, the fight against the extremists, in whose ranks a number of militants of the terrorist group “Islamic state” and associated with “al-Qaeda” groups.
