Two Bangladeshis, abducted by IS in Libya

Star Online Report

Two Bangladeshi nationals, not one as learnt earlier, have been identified to be among the nine people abducted from an oilfield in Libya on Friday, the Bangladesh embassy has confirmed.
Initially Anowar Hossain was mistakenly identified as a Sudanese national having the same name.
Hossain, whose Passport No. is AE3630754, hails from Noakhali district, according to a foreign ministry press release.
Yesterday, the foreign ministry informed that Helal Uddin, bearing passport No-B0156553 hailing from Jamalpur was the only Bangladeshi among nine others held hostage by the terrorist group ISIS.
However, Anowar’s identification was confirmed by a Bangladeshi working in a neighboring oil field.
After this attack on last Friday, 21 Bangladeshis, who were employed in another neighboring oil field, were taken to safe places. Bangladesh Embassy in Tripoli is maintaining constant vigil on the matter.
The incident took place when gunmen invaded the oil field killing eleven guards, beheading a number of them, before local forces fought back to retake control.

Libyan Foreign Ministry informed the Bangladesh Mission that they were trying heart and soul to rescue the victims.

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''American Sniper'' becomes top-grossing 2014 release

“American Sniper” is the highest-grossing 2014 domestic release. The R-rated drama has made $337.2 million since debuting in a handful of theaters last December. That puts it ahead of “The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1″ as the top film to debut last year.
With a budget of $58.8 million, the biopic of Navy SEAL Chris Kyle represents a substantial return on Warner Bros. and Village Roadshow's investment. “The heroic story of Chris Kyle just hit the zeitgeist,” said Jeff Goldstein, Warner Bros. distribution executive vice president. “It doesn't matter your politics — it's a story that just touched everybody personally.”
Globally, “American Sniper” won't be able to match the $1.1 billion that “Transformers: Age of Extinction” pulled in, but it has been a robust performer, particularly given that films with patriotic subject matter don't tend to travel well abroad. It has made more than $140 million in foreign markets.
 The film easily outstripped director Clint Eastwood's previous releases, giving the 84-year-old the biggest hit of his career. It's also star Bradley Cooper's highest-grossing domestic release.
“American Sniper” is an unlikely blockbuster — there are no fantastical elements, and the film deals with the unpopular Iraq War, something that has been box office poison for pictures like “Rendition” and “In the Valley of Elah.” It also marks the first time since 1998's “Saving Private Ryan” that a realistic drama and an R-rated film has been the top domestic release.
The film had its detractors, with some critics decrying the picture for whitewashing the life story of Kyle and for 'lionising' sharpshooters. However, the film played well in both red and blue states, with audience members responding to the film's depiction of Kyle as a dedicated serviceman and hero.
 “American Sniper” hadn't even been scheduled for release last year. It was originally slated to debut in Christmas of 2015, but Eastwood finished editing the picture early.