U.S. vows to hunt down perpetrators of Benghazi attack
September 13, 2012 -- Updated 0116 GMT (0916 HKT)
Washington (CNN) -- The United States on Wednesday vowed to avenge the killings of its ambassador to Libya and three other Americans, moving warships toward the Libyan coast and preparing to track the suspected perpetrators with surveillance drones, officials said.
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The slain ambassador, Chris Stevens,
helped save Libya's eastern city of Benghazi during last year's
revolution. He died there Tuesday night, along with another diplomat and
two State Department security officers, when a mob stormed the U.S.
Consulate and set it ablaze.
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The Benghazi consulate
was one of several American diplomatic missions that faced protests
after the online release of a film that ridiculed Muslims and depicted
the Prophet Mohammed as a child molester, womanizer and ruthless killer.
But U.S. sources said
Wednesday the four-hour assault in Benghazi had been planned, with the
attackers using the protest as a diversion.
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