Libya: Military Intelligence Chief Killed

The Libyan government appointed by the Parliament announced the death of the Director of Military Intelligence in the Libyan Army, Major General Fawzi Al-Mansouri, as a result of an explosion targeting his car in Benghazi. The explosion, which targeted his vehicle outside his home, led to his death and was described as a despicable terrorist act. It occurred as he was leaving the mosque after the Isha prayer. The General Command of the Army confirmed that Al-Mansouri was one of the most prominent leaders in the fight against terrorism and vowed to prosecute the perpetrators, emphasizing their determination to continue combating terrorism and stabilizing Libya. The government condemned the assassination and instructed security agencies to investigate and identify those responsible, as local investigations into the circumstances continue. Al-Mansouri is considered one of the most important military leaders in Libya, with a significant role in operations against extremist groups. He held sensitive positions in the eastern region, particularly in protecting oil facilities and securing the military area.

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