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GNA Forces Take Control of Al-Saadi Military Camp in Sirte

June 7, 2016 Politics 0

(Author: Libyan Gazette Editorial Staff) Unity government forces took control of the Al-Saadi military camp in southern Sirte after heavy clashes with ISIS militants on Sunday, which killed three soldiers and wounded 20. The Al-Saadi military camp was former dictator Muammar Gaddafi’s third son’s military base before the 2011 Libyan …

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GNA Forces Take Control of Al-Saadi Military Camp in Sirte

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