US EditionLibya: Camp Haftar's Positions Attacked in the South of the Country
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In Libya, the surprise attack carried out on Saturday 31 January by an armed group against several military positions of the Libyan National Army (ANL) led by Marshal Khalifa Haftar, on the border with Niger in southern Libya, is, according to several experts, an "unusual development" that could be linked to the attack on Niamey airport, Niger, during the night of 28-29 January, and to the Sudanese file.
The armed forces of Khalifa Haftar (LNA), which control the east and much of southern Libya, referred to a "loose attack led by mercenary groups and outlawed terrorist gangs" on 31 January.
Khalifa Haftar's armed forces denounced a "brazen attack by illegal mercenaries and terrorist gangs"
Three soldiers belonging to Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar's forces lost their lives today, while several more were arrested, following armed clashes with rival groups in southern Libya, in...More...
Three Libyan soldiers, members of Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar's forces, were killed today and many others were captured, in clashes with armed groups in southern Libya, near the border with Niger.… Libya: Clashes between Haftar's forces and "armed groups" on the border with Niger - At least 3 soldiers dead - NAVY NEWS
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