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Report: Deputy Libyan intelligence chief kidnapped

TRIPOLI - Libya's deputy intelligence chief was kidnapped from Tripoli airport on Sunday after he returned on a flight from Turkey, two security sources said.
Mustafa Noah, the head of the agency's espionage unit, was pulled into a car as he left the airport, one of the security sources said. He had no bodyguards with him at the time.
Libya's government is struggling to keep order as rival militias, fighters and hardline Islamists refuse to disarm two years after they helped oust Muammar Gaddafi in a NATO-backed uprising.