Latest Updates on Libya, 6 November 2019
Latest news from Libya’s frontlines
Latest news from Libya’s frontlines
ISWNews Analysis Group: Israeli authorities have released two Jordanian citizens, who were arrested after crossing the kingdom into the occupied West Bank and being held in detention without charges for the past two months.
Protesters blocked some streets in capital last night; PM Adil Abdul-Mahdi announced new reforms.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Mansour Hadi’s resigned government and Southern Transitional Council of Yemen signed the agreement in Riyadh under supervision of Saudi and UAE.
According to Syrian state TV, the Syrian army today began operations to deploy Syrian troops on the eastern border of Qamishli towards al-Malikiyah.
Hours ago, an agreement was signed at Al Yamamah Palace in Riyadh with the presence of Mohammed bin Salman (Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia), Mohammed Bin Zayed (Crown Prince of Emirate of Abu Dhabi) and Mansour Hadi (the president of resigned government of Yemen).
According to Taliban media, in Taliban’s attack to a caravan of American and Afghan soldiers in Doshanbah area of Pole Alam, Logar province, two American soldiers are killed and three wounded.
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According to Yemeni Armed Forces spokesman, Yemen Air Defense units shot down a Saudi spy drone over the Souh area in northern Saadah.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Yahya Sinwar, head of Hamas political office criticized Arab countries and admired Iran in his speech in a seminar in Ghaza.
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ISWNews Analysis Group: Scarce engagements between SDF and Syrian army with Turkey’s militia in south and east of Ras al-Ayn are continuing.