“SOHR: 2,600 Mercenaries Returned from Libya to Syria”
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) indicated that the total number of Turkish-backed mercenaries who arrived in Libya has ...
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Turkey Turns Military Focus Towards Sirte and Fezzan
Turkey is believed to be pushing the Government of National Accord (GNA) to push beyond Sirte and the coastal oil ...
Read moreEgyptian Workers Abused By GNA Forces Arrive In Cairo
A number of Egyptian workers that had been kidnapped and tortured by Government for National Accord (GNA) aligned forces arrived ...
Read moreGNA’s Al-Sarraj Meets Turkish Delegation To Discuss Latest Developments
On Wednesday, the Prime Minister of the Government of National Accord (GNA), FayezAl-Sarraj, held a meeting with a high level ...
Read moreEgyptian Parliament Speaker Demands Arab League Take Action Against Libya’s GNA
Egyptian Parliament Speaker Ali Abdel-Aal called on the Arab League (AL) to adopt a clear stance towards Libya’a Government of ...
Read moreForeign Ministers of Libya and Algeria Discuss Developments in Libya
The Foreign Minister of of the Libyan Government for National Accord (GNA), Mohamed Siala, discussed the latest developments in Libya ...
Read moreEgyptian MP Requests To Expel Libyan Ambassador From Egypt
Egyptian MP and journalist Mustafa Bakry recently commented on a video circulating on social media that shows forces aligned to ...
Read moreLibya’s GNA Militants Torture 200 Egyptian Workers in Tarhouna
More than 200 Egyptian workers in Libya were held captive by militias affiliated to the Government of National Accord (GNA), ...
Read moreLibya’s GNA Interior Minister Comments on Initiatives to End Libyan Crisis
In light of the initiatives put forward by Libya's neighbours during the past two weeks, the Interior Minister of the ...
Read moreSOHR Says Turkey Sent 13,000 Syrian Fighters To Libya
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) has claimed that Turkey has sent about 13,000 foreign fighters, including hundreds of ...
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