Civilian deaths and injuries in Zawia’s state-recognized militia clashes
Five people, including civilians and a young girl, died overnight and 13 others were injured in clashes between state-recognized militias ...
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Major Tripoli militia clashes result in 32 deaths and 159 injuries
Major militia clashes in Tripoli on Friday and Saturday have led to 32 deaths and 159 injuries, the Tripoli Health ...
Calm returns after Tripoli and Misrata militia clashes lead to 16 deaths and 52 wounded
Calm has returned after the separate weekend Tripoli and Misrata militia clashes led to 16 deaths and 52 wounded, according ...
Misrata militia clashes increase Libyan tensions
Following Friday’s Tripoli militia clashes, state recognized militias clashed briefly in Misrata yesterday to add to tensions in western Libya. ...
Militia clashes in central Tripoli led to civilian deaths, injuries, and property damage
There were militia clashes in central Tripoli overnight that led to civilian deaths, injuries and damage to property, initial reports ...
UNSMIL seriously concerned by Janzour militia clashes
The United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) expressed its serious concern today about the armed clashes yesterday, that involved ...
NOC confirms damage initially to 29 sites in Zawia refinery from militia clashes
Libya’s state National Oil Corporation (NOC) confirmed yesterday that several locations in Zawia refinery were subjected to ‘‘varying damage’’ due ...
Two leading Tripoli militias clash in town centre
Two of Tripoli’s leading state-recognized militias, Ghnewa Kikli’s Support and Stability Agency and the the Nuwasi Brigade, clashed in central ...
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