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The Belarusian UAV “Myrotvorets” Appeared at the Parade in Benghazi. It Is Forbidden to Sell Such Weapons to Eastern Libya

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On October 15, 2026, a parade of assault and parachute units of special forces took place in Benghazi (Eastern Libya). The photo report was published by the press service of the Libyan National Army (LNA) Command. Among the weapons presented, the Belarusian Myrotvorets UAV also appeared. Previously, the supply of these weapons to Eastern Libya was not reported. Recall that the supply of attack drones to Libya without prior approval by the Counci…
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By selling its drones to African armed groups, Belarus is trying to play a role in developments and influence the security geometry of the Black Continent.

Belarusian-made Mirotvorets kamikaze drones have found themselves in the hands of pro-Kremlin Field Marshal Haftar’s forces in Libya, known as the Libyan National Arab Army (LNAA). The corresponding photos have already appeared in publicly available sources. This also clearly illustrates the fact that Belarus has now joined the list of manufacturers and suppliers of kamikaze drones.

·Vilnius, Lithuania
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On 16 October, a Belarusian-made Mirotvorts suicide car appeared as one of the weapons presented during a military review of the general command forces in Benghazi, on the first public appearance of this type in eastern Libya. The site explained that the march appeared in photographs published by the Department of Public Information of the General Command, during a review of this type in eastern Libya.

On October 15, 2026, a parade of assault and parachute units of special forces took place in Benghazi (Eastern Libya). The photo report was published by the press service of the Libyan National Army (LNA) Command. Among the weapons presented, the Belarusian Myrotvorets UAV also appeared. Previously, the supply of these weapons to Eastern Libya was not reported. Recall that the supply of attack drones to Libya without prior approval by the Counci…

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reform.news broke the news on Saturday, October 17, 2026.
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