Libya: One child, two women wounded as airstrike hits east of Tripoli

W/S Smoke billowing over residential area, Tajoura
W/S Smoke billowing over residential area
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W/S Damaged car on street
M/S Damaged car on street
M/S People near damaged car
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C/U Pieces of damaged building
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W/S Strike aftermath
M/S Damaged car
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C/U Pieces of rubble
W/S Damaged building
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M/S Young man walking by hole in wall
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The Libyan Health Ministry said that one child and two women were wounded in an airstrike in the town of Tajoura, east of Tripoli on Saturday. Footage shows smoke billowing over the residential area as well as buildings and cars damaged in the attack.
Officials from the UN-backed Government of National Accord (GNA) blamed the forces of Libyan National Army (LNA), led by General Khalifa Haftar, for the incident. The LNA has not commented on the attack so far.
The LNA, which controls Eastern Libya, launched an offensive on April 4, in an attempt to take control of the capital Tripoli.