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Libya authorities ‘fire warning shots’ at migrant rescue ship
11:50 AM,
November 3, 2019
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Libyan authorities fired warning shots in the air and pointed mounted guns at rescuers and migrants, according to the humanitarian group Sea-Eye. A group spokesman said the act was unprecedented.
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