Prime Minister Zeidan warned that Libyan forces would target any tankers trying to take oil from the blockaded eastern terminals without first coordinating with the national oil corporation. About 100 protesters besieged the Congress building yesterday, demanding that lawmakers vote the prime minister out of office; they left after negotiations. Former National Transitional Council head Mustafa Abdul Jalil set out the proposals of the National Dialogue Group for achieving stability and good governance. Two people, including a militia member, were murdered in Benghazi. Extra security forces have been deployed to Benghazi amid rumors that Tunisian and Algerian militants in the city are awaiting orders to take it over.
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