Recent developments in Libya have led to the possibility that Muammar Gaddafi’s son Saif al-Islam will return to the political arena more than ever.
ISWNews Analysis Group: At least 81 pro-Turkish Syrian mercenaries were allegedly killed and many others were wounded in the explosion at the GNA-held Yarmouk camp in southern Tripoli on August 31.
ISWNews Analysis Group: The spokesman of the GNA’s Sirte-Jufra Operations Room Abdelhadi Drah stated that Haftar’s forces violated the ceasefire regime on Thursday morning by firing over 12 Grad rockets at the GNA positions.
ISWNews Analysis Group: On August 25, Government of National Accord (GNA) sent a large military convoy to confront the supporters of the Libyan National Army (LNA) in the city of Zintan.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Government of National Accord and House of Representatives announced to be ready for a ceasefire and holding presidential election.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Satellite images showing al-Watiyah airbase located in northwest of Libya released which show new SAMs installed.
According to a video released from Libya today, two Russian MiG-29 fighter jets with gray colors, which were recently transferred to Libya, were seen in the skies of the city of Sirte.
The US Terrorist forces command center in Africa (AFRICOM) has released new images of the Russia-linked forces equipment and presence in Libya.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Turkish Foreign Ministry reported of agreeing with Russia on a long-term stable ceasefire in Libya between GNA and LNA.
1. GNA:– Two Russian cargo planes landed in Jufrah airbase.– Russia-linked PMCs bomb blasted bridge to Jufrah and water pipe in west of the town. 2. US Africa Command:– Russia Wagner forces disrupt the ceasefire in Libya.– Russia can stop Wagner forces but does not intend to do so. 3. Sudanese forces arrested 162 people […]
New satellite images of al-Watiyah airbase in northwestern Libya have been released, which clearly show the destruction of Turkish air defense systems deployed in the area.
192 students of the Military College of Libya are receiving military training in Turkey within the framework of the military cooperation agreement signed between the GNA and Ankara.
