The spokesman for the Libyan Army under the command of the Government of National Accord (GNA) Mohammed Gununu said the Libyan Air Force had carried out 24 strikes on Al-Watiya airbase since Tuesday morning.
Gununu said that GNA warplanes had destroyed two Grad launchers, ammunition vehicle and military vehicles as well as positions for Haftar’s militias inside Al-Watiya airbase.
Meanwhile, Burkan Al-Ghadab Operation said GNA forces started Tuesday morning a large-scale offensive on Haftar’s militias in Al-Watiya airbase, adding that they had destroyed over 10 military vehicles, killing all fighters inside.
The Burkan Al-Ghadab Operation media office also said that the commander of Al-Watiya airbase of Haftar’s militias, Osama Emseik, was killed in the offensive on the airbase.
Nigeria seeks cooperation with Libya to address the arms proliferation crisis
Nigerian Defense Minister Mohamed Badaru called on Libya to cooperate with his country’s government to address the crisis of the proliferation of small arms and
