UN blacklists alleged Benghazi attack culprit

November 28, 2013 03:28

The UN Security Council has blacklisted an al-Qaeda-affiliated militant and his network for allegedly being linked to the attack on the US diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya.

The council's anti-terrorism committee has listed Muhammad Jamal and his Muhammad Jamal Network for running camps in Libya to train foreign terrorists and for being "reportedly involved in the attack on the US. Mission in Benghazi" on September 11, 2012, according to Australian Ambassador Gary Quinlan, the chairman of the committee.

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