U.S., Libya To Work Closely In Embassy Attack Probe -- Reuters
The United States and Libya agreed to cooperate closely in investigating the deadly attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi in which the ambassador to the North African state and three other Americans died.
The countries' presidents, Barack Obama and Mohamed Magarief, spoke on Wednesday evening and "agreed to work closely over the course of this investigation," the White House said.
On the 11th anniversary the 9/11 attacks, protests over a U.S. film featuring the Prophet Mohammed turned deadly in Libya's second city, in what U.S. government officials may have been pre-planned assaults.
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