Tripoli Four people were killed and 18 others wounded in Libya’s capital Tripoli, which has been the scene of fighting between rival forces since April last year.
Three civilians were killed and 16 others wounded in a shelling on residential areas of Tripoli, including Souq al-Jumaa neighbourhood, Amin al-Hashimi, spokesman for the Health Ministry of the UN-backed government, which controls the west of the country, said late Friday.
A civilian was killed and two policemen wounded when Grad rockets hit the Farnaj area in Tripoli in the early morning of Saturday, the government’s military said.
The Government of National Accord (GNA) has blamed the east-based forces led by commander Khalifa Haftar for the attacks.
In April last year, Haftar ordered his forces to seize Tripoli from the rival GNA. Haftar already controls large areas in eastern and southern Libya. (DPA)
Three civilians were killed and 16 others wounded in a shelling on residential areas of Tripoli, including Souq al-Jumaa neighbourhood, Amin al-Hashimi, spokesman for the Health Ministry of the UN-backed government, which controls the west of the country, said late Friday.
A civilian was killed and two policemen wounded when Grad rockets hit the Farnaj area in Tripoli in the early morning of Saturday, the government’s military said.
The Government of National Accord (GNA) has blamed the east-based forces led by commander Khalifa Haftar for the attacks.
In April last year, Haftar ordered his forces to seize Tripoli from the rival GNA. Haftar already controls large areas in eastern and southern Libya. (DPA)