Other – 3 August 2014

New fires are once again raging at the fuel storage depot in Tripoli after more fuel tanks were hit by close-range RPGs, despite being extinguished earlier this week. According to Libyan security sources, the fires were started deliberately by unidentified suspects. A...

Anti – 3 August 2014

Islamist militants, who are part of the Benghazi Revolutionaries Shura Council (BRSC), staged a major attack on the main Libyan Special Forces (Saiqa) base in Benghazi, overrunning the camp and forcing Saiqa troops to evacuate. The militants also set the Benghazi...

Action – 1 September 2014

Although ISIS did not formally exist in Libya, the forces of Operation Libya Dawn, the umbrella group comprising brigades from Misrata and other allied Islamist brigades in the West, were continuing to consolidate their control of the capital. They have seized...

Action – 28 July 2014

While some groups have expressed their support for Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi, ISIS in Libya did not exist yet. However, the continued conflict between the Misratans and Zintanis has further amplified divisions between groups fighting across the country.

Western – 28 July 2014

Tripoli remains engulfed in fighting, with the violence continuing to overshadow the formal political process. Although the fighting is still largely contained within a number of Tripoli neighbourhoods, the fear that it will spread is prompting serious concern. Many...

Other – 28 July 2014

Although a special committee led by Mustafa Abdeljalil, the former head of the National Transitional Council (NTC), has tried to bring the Misratans and Zintanis together, there is little sign that either is ready to compromise. Indeed, there is talk that the Misratan...

Anti – 28 July 2014

Ouanis Bukhamada, the head of Special Forces in Benghazi, responded to an attack against his troops by calling on Libyan revolutionaries to come to Benghazi to join the fight. Among those responding were members of the Petroleum Facilities Guard (PFG), marking their...

Action – 21 July 2014

While some groups expressed their support for Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi, ISIS in Libya did not exist yet. However, the growing conflict between the Misratans and Zintanis has further amplified divisions between groups fighting across the country.