
Deadly clashes calm in Libya’s Tripoli after release of detained commander
Al JazeeraIntense fighting between rival military factions in Libya’s capital resumed for a second day amid reports of injuries and deaths. Al Jazeera’s Malik Traina, reporting from Tripoli, said people in the capital are “extremely angry” at the forces responsible for plunging the city into more violence. “We can hear sporadic gunfire every 10-15 minutes.” The Libyan Red Crescent said it has been able to evacuate “dozens of families” from the site of the clashes, he added. ‘Critical supply lines’ Anas El Gomati, director of the Sadeq Institute, a think-tank focusing on Libya, said clashes have reemerged because Hamza has “an enormous standing amongst his brigade, the 444”. “If we look where the fighting has extended to over the last 24 hours, they’re … also critical supply lines.” Meanwhile, in a statement Tuesday, the United Nations Support Mission in Libya said it was following with concern “the security incidents and developments” that began Monday.
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