In the Libyan port city of Benghazi, a small rocket ship of the 1234 project of Tarig Ibn Ziyad burned down.

November 6, 2014 20

On November 3, during a battle between Libyan government forces and Islamists, a small rocket ship (MRK) of the 1234 project of the Libyan Navy, Tarig Ibn Ziyad, burned, the blog Center for Analysis of Strategies and Technologies.

Militants of the Benghazi Revolutionary Shura Council and Ansar Al-Shariya fighters launched an offensive against military positions in the area of the seaport and naval base of Benghazi. According to some data, during the attack the ship came under fire from Islamist mortars, according to others, Grad multiple rocket launchers. It is also reported that as a result of the fire, three members of the crew of ISCs died.

The USSR supplied Libya with four small rocket ships of the 1234 project, built at the Vympel Rybinsk shipbuilding plant, in 1981-1984.

On March 25, 1986, one of them - Al Zaquit - sank American forces, later another one - Ain Al Gazala - was decommissioned and dismantled for parts. May 19, 2011 aviation NATO destroyed the defective Ain Zaara, which was in Misurata.

Thus, the Libyan Navy had the last ship - Tarig Ibn Ziyad, which was based in Benghazi. In February 2011, he fell into the hands of the rebels, then became part of fleet new Libya, but now, apparently, has found its end.

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Vladimirets

+10

6 November 2014 09: 31

The fun in Libya still doesn’t stop, democracy has won and no one in the West is screaming.
1. predator.3
  
  +2
  
  6 November 2014 09: 49
  
  Quote: Vladimirets
  The fun in Libya still doesn’t stop, democracy has won and no one in the West is screaming.
  
  And why should they scream, democracy is established, Gaddafi does not interfere, oil is pumped stably - how much and for how much is not known, more precisely, for a pittance! all in chocolate, and the Libyan banduks who drive this oil, and the Europeans who get it.
2. Siberian German
  
  +2
  
  6 November 2014 09: 52
  
  I wonder when the Gaddafi legacy ends, what will they do
  1. Stanislav 1978
    
    +3
    
    6 November 2014 10: 10
    
    Quote: Siberian German
    I wonder when the Gaddafi legacy ends, what will they do
    
    They emigrate to Europe. And most likely to France.
3. Ezhaak
  
  +2
  
  6 November 2014 09: 55
  
  Quote: Vladimirets
  The fun in Libya still does not stop
  
  The organizers of that "fun" have achieved their goal of getting instability in the region.
4. Giant thought
  
  0
  
  6 November 2014 10: 20
  
  He is seeking the last of Gaddafi's legacy.
5. The comment was deleted.
Nevsky_ZU

+2

6 November 2014 09: 32

Thus, the Libyan Navy remained the last ship - Tarig Ibn Ziyad, which was based in Benghazi. In February, 2011, he fell into the hands of the rebels, then joined the fleet of new Libya, but now, apparently, has found its end.

Why do savages need a fleet? Something remotely resembles Ukraine.
Hairy Siberian

+2

6 November 2014 09: 34

Target Ibn Ziyad Small Missile Ship (RTO) Project 1234E Libyan Navy:
1. Hairy Siberian
  
  +3
  
  6 November 2014 09: 45
  
  This was not the last Soviet-built ship in the Libyan Navy.
  Currently, the largest surface combat ship of Libya is the Frigate Al Hani.
  Al Hani is the lead of two ships of project 1159TR, built by order of Libya in the USSR at the Zelenodolsk shipyard named after A.M. Gorky and commissioned in 1987-1988. The second Libyan ship of the same type, Al Ghardabia (hull number "213"), which was in the hands of the Gaddafis, was sunk in successive British air strikes on May 19 and August 9, 2011 in Tripoli. The frigate Al Hani was in Benghazi by the beginning of the civil war in Libya, where it came under the control of the rebels in February 2011. After the rebels occupied Tripoli, the frigate moved there from Benghazi on August 31, 2011.
  Towing for repair in La Valetta (Malta) of the Libyan frigate Al Hani. 29.10.2013 (c) Darrin Zammit Lupi / Times of Malta
SAM 5

0

6 November 2014 09: 36

There is no court.
work67

0

6 November 2014 09: 43

that is, sailors? if so, they will buy ships. when everything calms down.
1. PSih2097
  
  +1
  
  6 November 2014 09: 52
  
  Quote: lav67
  that is, sailors? if so, they will buy ships. when everything calms down.
  
  not when, but if ... The West has released such a genie from a bottle that color revolutions and flirting with radicals from Islam will still be heard around the East ...
rotmistr60

+2

6 November 2014 09: 48

The Libyans will still remember Gaddafi with a good word. And the United States, as usual, brought chaos, death and washed their hands. The "opposition" nurtured by them is rampaging.
And as for the ship - with and without it, there was still no fleet.
1. just exp
  
  0
  
  6 November 2014 13: 08
  
  they never remember anything, they will until the last believe that someone spoiled something for them, and normal then they realized that it would only get worse.
tlauicol

0

6 November 2014 09: 48

they wrote that the frigate was burned - it turns out
kolyhalovs

+2

6 November 2014 09: 52

Libyan government forces

Wow! In Libya, it turns out, there is a government! and what does it rule, interesting? ...
1. Alexey RA
  
  +1
  
  6 November 2014 10: 53
  
  Quote: kolyhalovs
  Wow! In Libya, it turns out, there is a government! and what does it rule, interesting? ...
  
  It is written by the troops. It rules the troops, and nothing more.
Mercenary

+1

6 November 2014 10: 08

Libyans have asked..all EVERYTHING! Best living standards throughout Africa. The same fleet in the 80s was feared by the Americans. Something reminiscent of a geyropic-democratic dill from a disappearing Ukraine!
tommy717

+2

6 November 2014 11: 33

Quote: Mercenary
Libyans have asked..all EVERYTHING! Best living standards throughout Africa. The same fleet in the 80s was feared by the Americans. Something reminiscent of a geyropic-democratic dill from a disappearing Ukraine!

The fact that the country was torn apart is a fact, but the fact that the Americans were afraid of their navy - bullshit. Not only did the Arabs never be real sailors or know how to handle equipment, they also arranged such a shaman on board that the ships looked more like floating garbage bins. By the way, the only submarine of Libya, the crew of which decided that he knew everything and that specialists from the Union were not needed, made only one dive. Because could not come up for a long time. When this succeeded, the brave sailors decided that they had nothing more to do at the depths and since then the submarine was used only in parades and only in the surface position. And the same trouble with other complex equipment. But the Syrians did well, they knew how to learn. And if you saw how they were kidding over the Libyans. And the Syrians were dying of laughter from the Libyan drill, because in Libya, it is Anglo-Saxon, and in Syria our Soviet-Russian (read German - thanks to Paul I). All this is not from the words of others. The witness himself.
Demetry

+2

6 November 2014 13: 04

The largest novelty of the Libyan fleet in recent years. And then not the fleet but the coast guard. 2 Italian boats of 140t.
dzau

0

6 November 2014 13: 51

Nenuache, the boys fought for democracy. Eat, tech skate, fruits.

Maybe, as they get drunk, they will become smarter.
Ze Kot

0

6 November 2014 14: 39

Quote: tommy717
Quote: Mercenary
Libyans have asked..all EVERYTHING! Best living standards throughout Africa. The same fleet in the 80s was feared by the Americans. Something reminiscent of a geyropic-democratic dill from a disappearing Ukraine!

The fact that the country was torn apart is a fact, but the fact that the Americans were afraid of their navy - bullshit. Not only did the Arabs never be real sailors or know how to handle equipment, they also arranged such a shaman on board that the ships looked more like floating garbage bins. By the way, the only submarine of Libya, the crew of which decided that he knew everything and that specialists from the Union were not needed, made only one dive. Because could not come up for a long time. When this succeeded, the brave sailors decided that they had nothing more to do at the depths and since then the submarine was used only in parades and only in the surface position. And the same trouble with other complex equipment. But the Syrians did well, they knew how to learn. And if you saw how they were kidding over the Libyans. And the Syrians were dying of laughter from the Libyan drill, because in Libya, it is Anglo-Saxon, and in Syria our Soviet-Russian (read German - thanks to Paul I). All this is not from the words of others. The witness himself.

Yes, I have a feeling that they are generally no more military ... Only among themselves can ...

And the ship is a pity.
s30461

0

6 November 2014 16: 42

Quote: Mercenary
Libyans have asked..all EVERYTHING! Best living standards throughout Africa. The same fleet in the 80s was feared by the Americans. Something reminiscent of a geyropic-democratic dill from a disappearing Ukraine!

One to one. Only Russia was a partner for Libya, and an enemy No. 1 for dill. Gaddafi's death is the result of his turn to Europe. Holland is waiting for the same fate. Well, if the Army of New Russia does not save it from the Nazis.