Libyan aviation sank the ship near the port of Benghazi

Libyan Air Force spokesman Nasser al-Hassi said Sunday Libyan aviation sank a ship in the port area of ​​the city of Benghazi.

"The ship was flooded due to the fact that there were soldiers on board weapon and ammunition to support terrorism in the eastern region, ”RIA "News".

Data on the victims has not yet appeared.

It is worth noting that in May 2015, the aircraft of the official Libyan authorities attacked the ship at the port of Sirte, which went without a flag. According to the military, the pilots warned the captain not to approach the shore, but he ignored the warning. As a result, the ship was attacked.

The situation in Libya began to escalate in 2011 year after the overthrow and murder of the country's leader, Muammar Gaddafi. The parliament, elected during the general elections, headed by Prime Minister Abdullah Al-Thani and the pro-Islamist General National Congress, led by Omar al-Hasi, is fighting for power. At the same time, the central authorities do not control certain areas of the country that are being captured by the Islamic State militants.

Comments

[Alex_Rarog]

Fig yourself ... Maybe someone knows what kind of vessel?

[donavi49]

Well, or is it the Libyan Dawn tried to squeeze the city behind Haftar in the rear.
Or the IS bros in Sirte reinforcements were lucky.
Or Maghrib put an eye on Tobruk.

Well, or even left-wing smugglers.

[cat pest]

Quote: Alex_Rarog

Fig yourself ... Maybe someone knows what kind of vessel?

Nothing is important here, Libya has turned from a normal country with a good standard of living into a bunch of gangs tearing prey. What the hell is the power there right now? Judging by the news, they don’t even know what they drowned. There is a good business for exporting migrants to Europe, they put them on any trough like macaques on a branch for sickly grandmothers and carry them until they begin to sink.
It looks like a "trough" the pilot in the shooting range and soaked.
I was embarrassed by the news that the soldiers allegedly carried weapons and ammunition to the terrorists ... In short, simple showdowns in serpentarium.

[Alex_Rarog]

There is an interest in whose ship is not idle, but can say a lot so that whose ships don’t deliver weapons to anyone ...
I'm afraid soon the same crap on the edge will be ...

[Imperialkolorad]

Gaddafi was bad for them ... Under him, militant feudalism did not flourish in Libya and the ships were not drowned, and there was no talk of destroying peaceful courts.

[donavi49]

There is now a sharp exacerbation throughout northern Africa, from Egypt to Algeria.

Only on Saturday in Algeria did Alkaida Maghrib shoot an Algerian infantry platoon from an ambush. Either 14, or 18 soldiers were killed.

[0255]

Quote: ImperialKolorad

Gaddafi was bad for them ... Under him, militant feudalism did not flourish in Libya and the ships were not drowned, and there was no talk of destroying peaceful courts.

and what could the Libyans do against NATO aviation? The bombing began when the army of Gaddafi was close to victory. If not for the bombing of NATO, there would be peace in Libya now

[padded jacket]

Quote: 0255

If not for the bombing of NATO, there would be peace in Libya now

I completely agree if it were not for the United States, Israel, the EU and their "hangers-on" from the Persian Gulf countries, the so-called "Arab Spring" (read the rebellion against the legitimate government - nationalists and terrorists) in Libya would have been radically suppressed.
Well, now we have what we have - a plundered and plundered country turned into an arena of "battles" of various groups, clans and tribes. Tens of thousands of emigrants who are eager to penetrate into Europe, practically stopping oil production (and it was European firms that were "strong" in this market).
Only one conclusion suggests itself - all this was beneficial only to the United States and Israel.

[Manul]

Quote: ImperialKolorad

Gaddafi was bad to them ...

To whom should they? They caught up with the future ISIS members, and they walked there in transit, portraying the Libyans. I don't think that the Libyan people were all in opposition. If a referendum had been held, I think the quorum for Gadaffi would have been gained. But this majority was unarmed and with children in their arms at home, and one cannot blame them for this. This is not "popular indignation". Look at Ukraine - a rabid minority, fueled by the money and resources of the West, is overthrowing the legitimate government. It's the same there. But here we are close, and Amerov's planes cannot fly to Donbass. military intervention!

[APASUS]

Now in Libya, a civil war and relying on the flow of information is not sucking right. Yes, and the news is rather strange, because they have enough weapons stockpiles in Qadafi’s warehouses for 20 years. Rather, someone began to sell weapons and did not share.
And the information was blinded as with a jar of honey in Ukraine and the detonation of soldiers of the National Guard

[padded jacket]

Quote: APASUS

Rather, someone began to sell weapons and did not share.

Yes, most likely this is another ship with weapons, for example, for terrorists in Syria, one such one was detained at one time.

[33 Watcher]

Quote: Alex_Rarog

Fig yourself ... Maybe someone knows what kind of vessel?

I am afraid that they themselves are not vkurse. Maybe the refugees that gathered in Europe were hacked ...

[zyablik.olga]

Libyan aviation sank the ship near the port of Benghazi

Did Libya have aviation left?

Satellite image of Google Earth: burning aircraft and buildings at Tripoli airport. The picture was taken about a year ago.

[donavi49]

Haftar has Mirages and MiGs who, under Gaddafi, fled to Sicily. Plus, they either bought or returned several Balalaikas. Haftar also has all the Mi-35 and 2 / 3 Mi-8.
Well, Egypt helps them, because if Tobruk falls, then all the Islamist bandits will trample further into western Egypt, which is even more vulnerable than Sinai.

Libyan Dawn has MiGi-23, MiGi-25 (1 or 2 are lost in battle - one caught Osu during the bombing of Benghazi 500kg by the FAB and crashed - in the photo, the second also caught and crashed into the sea). Plus they have depressed Eurocopters and Mi-8. And also the Dawn of Libya captured up to 70% of the remnants of anti-aircraft defense with S-75, S-125 - which, from hopelessness, are now being converted into special power bunkers.

[0255]

Quote: donavi49

Libya's Dawn has MiGi-23, MiGi-25 (1 or 2 lost in battle - one caught Osa during the bombing of Benghazi 500kg by the FAB and crashed - in the photo, the second also caught and crashed into the sea).

It is strange that the Islamists who were sick on the head were able to lift such a complex aircraft as the MiG-25 into the air

[rafaelich]

Quote: zyablik.olga

Libyan aviation sank the ship near the port of Benghazi

Did Libya have aviation left?

Judging by the picture - yes, it remains ...

[Corsair0304]

It happens, what can I say.
And who drowned, why drowned, and probably never know. Yes, the meaning of something to learn? There is now a war of all against all. Who managed to first press the trigger (button, trigger - underline as necessary) is right.

[afdjhbn67]

The Libyans as well as the Iraqis betrayed their leaders ..that is the punishment for this. God bless us ...

[kotvov]

Libyans as well as Iraqis betrayed their leaders,
Yes, they did not sell the leaders, but themselves. Bred, like suckers, they were led.

[SibRUS]

Did not specify which Libya? There are now a lot of gangs and who is more important or who is good and you can’t make out.