By Benjamin Wafula
The European Union will go ahead with training for the Libyan coast guard this week, days after a coast guard vessel allegedly attacked a boat carrying migrants, causing four of them to drown.
The German humanitarian group Sea-Watch recovered the four bodies after an attack on Friday that its members say was carried out by a vessel with the markings of the Libyan coast guard.
“The aim was to start the training this week, and this week it will start,” the spokesman for the EU’s Operation Sophia, Antonello De Renzis Sonnino, told Reuters.
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