2 suspects in Tunisia museum attack got weapons training in Libya

March 20, 2015 20:22

Two extremists who attacked a landmark museum in Tunisia, killing 23 people, got weapons training at camps in Libya, an official said Friday.

The suspects were activated from sleeper cells in Tunisia, Security Minister Rafik Chelly said.

He did not say which group activated them, or with whom they trained.

"They left the country illegally last December for Libya, and they were able to train with weapons there," he told private broadcaster AlHiwar Ettounsi TV.

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