Libyan PM calls brief abduction a ‘coup’ by foes

TRIPOLI (Reuters) – Libya's Top Minister Ali Zeidan mentioned on Friday former rebels who kidnapped him in short have been part of an attempted "coup" by using his opponents in the united states of america's legislature, accusing them of in quest of to undermine his government. Gunmen snatched Zeidan from the Tripoli hotel the place he lives all through a dawn raid on Thursday best to liberate him hours later in an incident that showed how a long way Libya has descended into militia-plagued chaos two years after Muammar Gaddafi's fall. "They needed to overthrow the government," Zeidan said in a nationwide handle. …