Tag Archives: Libya

On September 20, Libyan National Army Mi-8 and Mi-25 helicopters collided and crashed during a military operation south of Benina airport. All crew of the Mi-8 helicopter were killed and the crew of Mi-24 helicopter was survivedOn September 19, Mohammed ...

Forces loyal to the Turkish-backed Government of National Accord deployed a big batch of reinforcements to the countryside of Tripoli amid a rigorous fighting with the Libyan National Army. This development followed some advances by the Libyan National Army south ...

Fallen Libyan leader, Muammar Gaddafi, entered the world in 1942, near Sirte. A son of an itinerant Bedouin farmer, Gaddafi was brilliant in School and soon graduated from the University of Libya in 1963. He graduated from the Libyan military ...

The Libyan National Army (LNA) captured more areas around Zatarna village;Pro-LNA media claimed that the LNA shot down a Turkish UAV over the Ain Zarah area;Italian Defense Minister Roberta Pinotti received the Libyan Ambassador to Italy Omer Al-Tarhuni to discuss ...

France has admitted that four advanced FGM-148 Javelin anti-tank guided missiles (ATGMs) captured by forces loyal to the Government of National Accord (GNA) recently belonged to its armed forces. In an official statement released on July 10, France’s Ministry of the ...

On June 27, Libyan forces loyal to the Government of National Accord (GNA) showcased loads of weapons, which were captured from the Libyan National Army (LNA) during the recent battle in the town of Garyan. Surprisingly, the weapons included at ...

The war in Libya was caused not so much by any internal dissent but rather by the West’s need for continued economic expansion, which Western elites view as part and parcel of the post-Cold War “end of history”, a still-potent ...

Tthe US military has begun conducting air raids against ISIS targets at the Libyan city of Sirte Sirte is a major ISIS stronghold in the African country.  The intervention was made by the request of the so-called “Libya’s unity government.” ...