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Al-Mansouri's attack sparks Benghazi violence
The assassination of Major General Fawzi Al-Mansouri, head of military intelligence in the Libyan National Army, in Benghazi using a bomb outside his residence, brings to mind the series of assassination operations in the city between 2011 and 2014. It also raises questions about the capabilities of security breaches and precise execution within the army's stronghold. Evidence suggests that the operation may have been carried out by a terrorist cell affiliated with extremist organizations, possibly taking advantage of a power outage to facilitate the attack. The incident carries political and security implications, especially amid ongoing tensions and indications of active terrorist groups in the region. Additionally, its timing coincides with efforts to unify the military institution in Libya. No group has claimed responsibility so far, and investigations are underway to identify the perpetrators.
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