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GNA terrorist militia, Muhammad al-Murtah, was killed by the Libyan Army #LNA

2020-04-24

[PUBLISH.TWITTER]

#GNA terrorist militia, Muhammad al-Murtah, was killed by the Libyan Army #LNA on the axis of the airport road.
All who use the #BMC Kirpi Turkish scrap have been killed or waiting.
☠️ pic.twitter.com/2aCwQiyky3
— M.LNA (@LNA2019M) April 23, 2020

Libyan Army #LNA arrests #terrorist behind church bombings in #Egypt fighting for the #GNA in #Tripoli

https://t.co/iSE1c8HjmS
— M.LNA (@LNA2019M) April 23, 2020

#GNA’s dead in the hub of the petrol reservoir on airport road #Tripoli
1 Rami Aleppo
2 Adnan Dabbab
3 Haytham Al-Qadiri, known as Al-Durya
4 Rabee 'Naji Al-Gharyani, Field Commander
5 Muhammad Al-Murtah, a field commander
6 Muhammad Al Thani Al-Tariqi pic.twitter.com/LXtfnUtzcv
— M.LNA (@LNA2019M) April 23, 2020

#GNA Militia killed by the #LNA (Othman Moftah Mubarak) from the city of Misrata, l pic.twitter.com/YG4T959Xhl
— M.LNA (@LNA2019M) April 23, 2020

The spokesman for the Libyan National Army (LNA), Ahmed Al-Mismari, announced that the LNA was able to arrest the terrorist, Mohammad Mohammad Sayyed, also known as Mohammad al-Sinbakhti. According to Mismari, Al-Sayyed is a dangerous terrorist no less dangerous than Hisham Al-Ashmawi.

The Libyan army spokesman confirmed that the aforementioned had been arrested in the Ghout Al-Shmal in Tripoli. The wanted terrorist is being transported to Benghazi and then likely to Egypt, where he is wanted for involvement in church bombings.

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