Along with the 36 militiamen killed, mostly in direct gun battles with ISIS jihadists, Misrata hospital spokesman has indicated that another 140 were wounded in the violence.
This has been reported in timesofindia.indiatimes.com dated 22 June 2016.
ISIS jihadists have apparently gone into hiding at its headquarters in Sirte where the sprawling Ouagadougou convention center had been built by late dictator Muammar Gaddafi. The city was also Gaddafi's birthplace and the city he fled to during the 2011 civil war, when Libyan rebels backed by NATO bombings forced him out of the capital, Tripoli.
Simultaneously, an explosion at a depot in the town of Garabuli, near Tripoli, followed clashes with militias and killed 29 civilians. The clashes here took place between militiamen in charge of the town security and armed local protesters. It seems when the protesters stormed the militia's barracks, the depot exploded - it housed firecrackers, not ammunition.
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