Two bombs explode at Benghazi police stations early Sunday, reports

A Libyan man inpects one of the two police stations that were attacked on May 10, 2013 in the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi. Bomb attacks targeted two police stations in Benghazi causing extensive material damage but no casualties, a security official said. (Abdullah Doha/ AFP)
Two police stations were bombed in Benghazi, Libya, early on Sunday morning, Retuers reported.
The attacks come two days after two bombs targeting police stations in the city.
The bombings are the latest in a series of violent attacks in Beghazi which have targeted military and diplomatic figures. The US Ambassador was killed in the city last September.
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