Marsad Libya Libyan Security Sector Observatory
Tripoli’s battle has passed it’s 100th day with a striking death toll of over 1050 killed, 5500 injured and over 100.000 displaced.
A hundred days of fighting in Tripoli; no ceasefire in the making
03/08/2019
Haftar, Hemeti, and a Canadian lobbyist’s Libyan connection
Last week, around 1,000 members of Sudan’snotorious Rapid Support Forces (RSF) were reported t…
03/07/2019
Libya: Air raid kills dozens at Tripoli migrant detention centre
At least 40 people have been killed in an air raid at a detention centre for refugees and migrants i…
10/06/2019
UN Security Council extends arms embargo in Libya for one more year
The UN Security Council extended Monday arms embargo on Libya, allowing inspection of ships suspecte…
05/06/2019
The battle for Libya’s oil wealth is set to intensify
The current escalation in violence may lead to a wider conflict over control of the country’s oil re…
04/06/2019
Terrorists Fighting for the GNA Suffer Casualties in South Tripoli – SPECIAL REPORT
On the frontlines of southern Tripoli, as the fighting intensified last weekend and yesterday, the w…
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ICC Prosecutor initiates legal procedures in the airstrike of the immigration centre in Tajoura
Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC), Fatou Bensouda confirmed that it has initiated the necessary measures on the aerial bombardment of the immigrants’ centre of Tajoura, Tripoli.
New challenges for Moscow with arrest of ‘Russian trolls’ in Libya
Security forces of Libya’s internationally recognized Government of National Accord (GNA) reportedly arrested two Russian men in Tripoli in May, though the arrests were not announced until early July. Tripoli authorities claim that the Russians possessed laptops and memory sticks that revealed their work in a Russian “troll factory” that allegedly sought …
UN agencies call for resumption of EU naval rescue operations
Two United Nations agencies have called on the European countries to resume rescue operations in the Mediterranean Sea and to stop refugee and migrant returns to Libya, where they face dire conditions and are at risk due to the ongoing conflict.
Libya: water supply halted in Tripoli over armed attack
Water supplies to the Libyan capital, Tripoli, have been halted in the wake of an armed attack on the main power plant in southern Tripoli, the management of the Great Man-Made River Project said in a statement Friday, reports Anadolu Agency.