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by Algemeiner Staff
Official photo of Ambassador Stevens. Photo: State Department.
A day after U.S. Ambassador to Libya Christopher Stevens was killed by Libyan protesters at the American Consulate in Benghazi, along with 3 members of his staff, images have been released that purport to show Stevens after the brutal attack.
Stevens was a veteran American foreign service member, who worked in Syria, Libya, and Israel. His time in Jerusalem was spent as Deputy Principal officer and Political Section Chief according to the State Department.
Below, you can view the official video introducing Ambassador Stevens to the Libyan people. It features Stevens explaining his life’s work and his involvement in helping Libya transition from the tyranny of Muammar Qaddafi.
The photos below the video show Stevens following the deadly incident on Tuesday.
A man, believed to be Ambassdor Stevens, being carried by civilians in Libya. Photo: Twitter.
A man, believed to be Ambassdor Stevens, being carried by civilians in Libya. Photo: Twitter.
