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Investigation into Drone Attack on Russian Cargo Ship
The article discusses recent events in Libya related to the dismantling of an organized sabotage cell involved in attacks using drones. The group targeted critical infrastructure such as oil tanks and a power station, following reports of a Russian cargo ship being targeted in the Mediterranean by drones launched from Libyan territory. The Libyan government confirmed that it had captured five individuals involved in these attacks and stated that it is tracking plans aimed at damaging infrastructure and national security, with ongoing efforts to apprehend all those involved. Libyan experts, meanwhile, denied the existence of evidence suggesting the drones were launched from Libyan soil to target the Russian vessel, believing instead that the sources were at sea. They emphasized that Libya’s relations with Moscow prevent such actions, despite concerns that Libya could become a battleground for the Russia-Ukraine conflict. The article highlights the escalating regional and international tensions within the country.
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