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Tripoli Security

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Sep 9, 2018 Sami Zaptia

UNSMIL holds meeting to consolidate last week's Tripoli ceasefire

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Apr 24, 2018 Sami Zaptia

Serraj condemns indiscriminate attack on Mitiga airport

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Jan 18, 2018 Sami Zaptia

RADA prepares for possible counter attack, rumours ceasefire agreed

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PC declares local state of emergency as Mitiga airport is attacked by pro ‘‘terrorist’’ militia
Jan 15, 2018 Sami Zaptia

PC declares local state of emergency as Mitiga airport is attacked by pro ‘‘terrorist’’ militia

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Assault on female blogger and activist Maryam Tayeb in Tripoli
Jan 13, 2018 Sami Zaptia

Assault on female blogger and activist Maryam Tayeb in Tripoli

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Dec 13, 2017 Michel Cousins

Clashes outside Mitiga but flights unaffected

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Hungarian embassy to reopen soon; UK embassy now permanently staffed in Tripoli
Oct 6, 2017 Michel Cousins

Hungarian embassy to reopen soon; UK embassy now permanently staffed in Tripoli

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Oct 4, 2017 Michel Cousins

Fresh fighting in Gasr Ben Ghashir

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State of emergency in Tripoli ahead of banned pro-Igtit rally
Sep 24, 2017 Libya Herald

State of emergency in Tripoli ahead of banned pro-Igtit rally

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Tajouri says no to pro-Igtet rally in Tripoli; Igtet warns back
Sep 18, 2017 Michel Cousins

Tajouri says no to pro-Igtet rally in Tripoli; Igtet warns back

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