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Two senior officers die as LNA continues Ganfouda assault

byNigel Ash
December 3, 2016
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Two senior officers die as LNA continues Ganfouda assault

Saiqa's Mustafa Noah Al-Abdali, one of two LNA officers killed yesterday (Photo: social media)

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Saiqa's Mustafa Noah Al-Abdali, one of two LNA officers killed yesterday (Photo: social media)
Saiqa’s Mustafa Noah Al-Abdali, one of two LNA officers killed yesterday (Photo: social media)

Benghazi, 3 December 2016:

The Libyan National Army lost four dead and 21 wounded in heavy fighting yesterday in Ganfouda as they claimed to taken three large blocks in the district, though they admitted that they had withdrawn from one area for “ tactical reasons”.

One of  the dead was a senior Saiqa Special Forces commander Mustafa Noah Al-Abdali. Another was army engineers’ spokesman Abdullah Al-Tuwati, who was killed by a land mine.

Heavy fighting continued this morning as soldiers attacked the surrounded enclave from all sides, including more naval fire from offshore.

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Artillery fire and air strikes have continued today. LNA sources are insisting that the Benghazi Revolutionaries’ Shoura Council fighters and their terrorist allies from IS and Ansar Al-Sharia are the verge of defeat. The China buildings make up one of the key positions from which the militants have still to be driven.

 
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