New military chief for Sirte
Tripoli, 7 January: Ten days after a nighttime curfew imposed in Sirte, Libya’s Chief of Staff Yousef Mangoush has now chosen ...
Tag: Sirte
New Sirte security body imposes curfew
By Ryszard Bouvier. Officials from Sirte discuss the security situation in the town (Photo: Libyens) Tripoli, 27 December: Local officials ...
Sirte council meets to discuss security
Tripoli, 23 December: Sirte local council held an extended meeting on the security situation in the area last night, Libyan ...
Leaders in Sirte meet to discuss national reconciliation between Qaddafi loyalists and revolutionaries
By Hadi Fornaji. Much of Sirte was shattered by the revolution, towards which many locals still feel deeply embittered. (Photo: ...
Secretary of Sirte Local Council assassinated for “pro-revolutionary” loyalties
Tripoli, 14 November: The secretary of Sirte Local Council, Milad Ali Abu-Raqaiba, was assassinated by unknown gunmen on Monday morning. ...
Forjan tribe calls on Sirte to embrace revolution
The Forjan tribe has called . . .on residents of Sirte to erect the independence flag above their homes. Sirte, ...
Seven killed in massive Sirte blast
Sirte, 25 May: A major explosion took place inside the base of the Sirte Revolutionary Brigade last night, killing seven ...
Work to resume on Sirte’s “Gulf Stream” power complex
Sirte, 16 May: An international team of around 130 technicians and other experts arrived in Sirte on Sunday to resume ...
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