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Mitiga airport and Sug Juma shelled by Hafter during Eid truce – Tripoli forces claim

bySami Zaptia
August 12, 2019
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By Sami Zaptia.

London, 12 August 2019:

The pro Tripoli fighting operations room claimed that the truce agreed with the pro Khalifa Hafter forces was broken on two occasions by the Khalifa Hafter forces on Sunday, the first day of Eid Al-Adha – feast of sacrifice.

The first claim was the indiscriminate shelling of a residential house in Sug Il Juma by Hafter’s forces that led to the injury of three. The second claim was the shelling of Mitiga airport, Tripoli’s only functioning airport. Sources have confirmed the shelling of Mitiga, but there has been no way of substantiating who was responsible for the shelling.

The shelling of Mitiga led to the closure of the airport to all flights for about six hours. It reopened after a security check and a clear up of debris.

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There has been no comment on the alleged incidents by UNSMIL or international community who had undertaken to monitor the truce.

Tags: Khalifa HafterMaetiga Mitiga Airporttruce ceasefireUNSMIL United Nations Support Mission in Libya

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