Sabratha council calls for an end to town battles
By Libya Herald reporters. Fighting in Sabratha today (Social media screen grab) Tripoli, 18 September 2017 Despite further appeals ...
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Saif Al-Islam’s former jailer defends himself after LNA orders his brigade to disband; Madi says disbandment nothing to do with the Saif release
By Moutaz Ali. Tripoli, 13 June 2017: The man who freed Saif Al-Islam Qaddafi, Ajmi Al-Atiri, has complained at the ...
War plane blows up over Ganfouda as fighting rages
By Libya Herald reporters. A wounded solider is carried from today's fighting (Photo: social media) Benghazi, 15 January 2017: A ...
IS moving back into Sabratha says LNA
Colonel Ahmed Mismari said today IS reforming in Sabratah . . .(File photo) By Ajnadin Mustafa. Tripoli, 19 May 2016: ...
IS Sirte heartland facing three-pronged LNA and Misratan attack
By Moutaz Ali and Jamal Adel. APCs reportedly delivered on Saturday in Tobruk (Photo: social media) Tripoli and Khartoum, 26 ...
Western Libyan army chiefs meet in Jadu
By Libya Herald reporter. Colonels Idris Madi (centre left) and Mukhtar Fernana (centre right) at the Jadu meeting (Photo: Social ...
Hafter puts Idris Madi in charge of Sirte operations
By Libya Herald correspondent. General Khalifa Hafter and Western Operations Room commander Colonel Idris Madi (Photo: Social media) Benghazi, 8 ...
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