Libyan army arrested cell attempted to betray it in Sirte city

Libyan security sources said that the cell included 50 people led by "Al-Siddiq bin Saud", who was assigned by Accord Government as the director of Sirte Security, before its liberation by the Libyan army last January.

The sources confirmed that the cell was preparing for an attack on the back lines of the Libyan army on the Sirte fronts, which witnessed a repeated attack by the Turkish-backed Accord Government a week ago.

The sources revealed it had found with the cell sophisticated weapons and radio equipment connected to the wave of Accord Government and the Syrian mercenaries.

Before its liberation by the Libyan National Army on January 6, Sirte was under the control of "terrorist organizations" headed by "ISIS", which carried out in the city the killing of 21 Egyptians years ago.

Accord forces and Turkey's mercenaries mobilize the Syrians to attack the city of Sirte in central Libya, despite the presentation of an Egyptian initiative for a political

The cease-fire decision in Libya came into effect on Monday morning, with an Egyptian initiative, sponsorship and international welcome, but Accord Government still violated the decision, prompting the Libyan Air Force to target Accord mobile convoys near Sirte and Jafra.

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ANHA