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Brigade 52 Sues Surman Tensions
Libyan media reports that the ceasefire forces affiliated with Brigade 52 Infantry have deployed in the cities of Zawiya and Sorman in western Libya to stop the armed clashes that erupted early on August 4, and to secure the affected areas, especially the coastal road connecting Tripoli, Zawiya, and Sorman. The intervention by the brigade, led by Mahmoud Ben Rjab, came after heavy fighting between the Security Threats Combating Agency and the 103rd Infantry Battalion, which resulted in civilian casualties and injuries, as well as material damage, vehicle burnings, and targeting of sites by a drone aircraft. The clashes led to deaths and injuries, including two brothers, and others were wounded by random gunfire. Additionally, operations were carried out to close vital roads, evacuate residents, and heighten the readiness of police and emergency teams. The National Human Rights Institution praised the efforts of the brigade in ending the conflict and called for the empowerment of rescue teams and the protection of civilians. Meanwhile, a security source confirmed that several prisoners escaped from the Reform and Rehabilitation Institution in Sorman, and that authorities are investigating the incident. A cautious calm now prevails following the cessation of hostilities, with security measures ongoing to prevent any new escalation.
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