The Libyan Foreign Ministry Spokesman, Mohamed Al-Qiblawi, said that the Head of the Presidential Council (PC), Fayez Al-Sarraj, had requested in a letter to the United Nations Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) assistance to the relevant authorities in investigating the crimes of Haftar militias in Tarhuna and areas south of …

The Libyan Center for Mine Clearance and War Remnants said on Tuesday that the number of victims due to mines planted in southern Tripoli has reached 110, between the dead and wounded.

The United States Africa Command (AFRICOM) revealed on Tuesday that 2000 Russian mercenaries from the Wagner Group had been fighting for Khalifa Haftar in Libya.

The 14-month battle for the Libyan capital may finally be over, but the threat to civilian life remains.

The Spokesman for the Sirte/Jafra Operations Room, Abdulhadi Darah, has confirmed the death of three innocent citizens of the Qadhadafah Tribe in the Jarif area in western Sirte, due to the explosion of a land mine set by the Russian Wagner Group.

The Libyan Arab Armed Forces (LAAF) should urgently investigate evidence that fighters affiliated with it apparently tortured, summarily executed, and desecrated corpses of opposing fighters, Human Rights Watch said today. The attacks by the armed group, which is under the command of General Khalifa Hiftar, were recorded and posted on …

General Khalifa Haftar’s forces in Libya will restructure their “main operations room”, the Libyan National Army’s spokesman Ahmed Al-Mismari said in a statement on Facebook after their recent defeat at the hands of the forces affiliated with the UN-backed Government of National Accord.

Libya’s foreign minister Mohammed Sayala on Sunday urged the UN Security Council to file mass graves evidence discovered in the city of Tarhouna with the International Criminal Court.

The Libyan Army said yesterday that Russian mercenaries, who are fighting with the militia of renegade General Khalifa Haftar, planted mines inside and outside houses in the city of Sirte to “obstruct the advance of the army”.

The United Nations has said Libya’s warring sides were “fully” engaged in military talks aimed at ending the fighting in the country, calling the virtual meetings “productive”.