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95 Libyan nationals were arrested last month at an alleged illegal military training camp.
Police alleged they were receiving military training at the camp where firearms and ammunition were recovered during a widely publicized police raid.
There was insufficient evidence to prosecute the men, the country’s National Prosecuting Authority said.
They were only charged with violating the country's immigration laws.
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