Nine deaths and 16 injured in Tajura state-recognised militia clashes
At least nine died and 16 were injured in yesterday’s clashes between state-recognised militias in the eastern Tajura district of ...
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Relative calm in Al-Jmail after militia clashes – Tripoli government silent
Relative calm has returned today to the Al-Jmail in northwestern Libya after local militias and civilians clashed Monday and Tuesday ...
Tripoli’s latest brief militia clashes have wide international consequences: Analysis
The brief but disturbing central Tripoli clashes on Thursday led to no deaths or injuries of either state-recognised militiamen or ...
UNSMIL condemns central Tripoli militia clash on second day of Eid
Yesterday, UNSMIL condemned the central Tripoli militia clashes on the second day of the Eid celebrations. The sudden clashes sent ...
Egyptian medical team arrives in Tripoli to treat security forces wounded in recent Tripoli clashes
Libya’s Emergency Medicine and Support Centre (EMSC) reported that an Egyptian medical team arrived in Tripoli on Saturday. The team ...
Five Spanish medical specialists arrive in Tripoli to treat wounded from recent security clashes
Libya’s Emergency Medicine and Support Centre (EMSC) announced Saturday that a Spanish medical team consisting of consultant doctors in the ...
Twenty-three dead and 106 injured in Tripoli’s security forces clashes
The Emergency Medicine and Support Centre’s (EMSC) preliminary report yesterday stated that Tripoli’s armed clashes have so far resulted in ...
State recognized security forces clash in civilian areas after arrest of one of their commanders
Two state recognised security forces clashed in the civilian area of Ain Zara, southeast of Tripoli last night. The clashes ...
State recognised militia and Libyan Army clash in central Tripoli
The state recognised militia, Rada / Deterrence, headed by Abdelrauf Kara (rebranded the Deterrence Agency for Combating Terrorism and Organized ...
Deadly militia clashes in Zawia – another short term ceasefire reached but underlying causes persist
Violent militia clashes erupted over the Eid holidays in Zawia leading to at least four deaths and over a hundred ...
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