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Libya: Fezzan municipalities condemn attack on security forces as east-west army chiefs agree on joint exercises
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Libya: Fezzan municipalities condemn attack on security forces as east-west army chiefs agree on joint exercises
Military leaders from eastern and western Libya met in Sirte and agreed on joint exercises, while Fezzan municipalities condemned a deadly attack on security forces and pledged support.
- An attack on the Ghardiqa gate area in southern Libya killed and wounded members of the Libyan armed forces and security agencies.
- Fezzan municipalities condemned the attack, called for intensified security operations, and urged neighboring countries to expel terrorist elements.
- In Sirte, eastern chief of staff Khalifa Haftar and western chief of staff Salah al-Namroush agreed to conduct joint military exercises in southern Libya.
- The Tripoli chief of staff's office stated that unifying the military institution is the only option to protect the country and enhance stability.
TopicsLibya Military Committee SirteterrorismLibya Military Unificationmilitary trainingLibya Military DialogueArmed ConflictsSecurity
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