Dozens of people killed as new armored vehicles set fire to the front lines in Tripoli

Violent clashes woke Tripoli on Saturday as Libyan armed forces fighters under the command of the National Accord government and Khalifa Haftar's fighters fought on various front lines in southern Tripoli.

According to frontline field hospital staff, more than 20 people were killed on both sides, as well as dozens injured as a result of the fierce fighting that erupted in the Al-Ahyaa Al-Bareya camps. , Airport Road, Yarmouk and Naqliya and around Wadi Rabea and the districts of Ain Zara south of Tripoli.

The fierce fighting began at dawn on Saturday when Haftar forces launched attacks on Libyan army forces under the command of the GNA in the Yarmouk, Naqliya and Al-Ahyaa Al-Bareya camps.

After hours of fighting, GNA forces repelled Haftar's attacks on the three front lines and managed to seize military vehicles and weapons and weapons. fighters, according to sources from the front.

The sources confirmed that the fighting had also killed five GNA combatants and more than 15 wounded.

Photos and videos posted online show Libyan army forces under the command of the GNA seizing a Russian armored vehicle that was recently brought to the front by Haftar forces.

Haftar uses information provided by the United Arab Emirates, Jordan and Russia. armored vehicles in the fighting on the outskirts of Tripoli.

Haftar launched his attack on Tripoli on 04 April. Since then, more than 500 people have been killed, more than 2,300 injured, over 75,000 displaced and many homes and properties destroyed.