Turkey visits both Libyan camps as drones cut Zawiya power
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan ended a two-day visit to Libya's rival governments on Wednesday, as a drone destroyed a power substation near Zawiya.
Symbolic imageDrone attacks in western Libya continue, with a substation near Zawiya destroyed, while Turkey's foreign minister Hakan Fidan closed a two-day visit on Wednesday to both rival governments, his first to Haftar's Benghazi. Still no claim of responsibility for the strikes.
Benghazi is the main city of eastern Libya and the seat of the country's eastern power structures. This topic follows the contest over control there, including attacks on senior security officials, and the question of who holds authority in the city.
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan ended a two-day visit to Libya's rival governments on Wednesday, as a drone destroyed a power substation near Zawiya.
Explosive drones hit fuel tanks at Libya's Zawiya oil complex, a day after a car bomb killed the military intelligence chief of Khalifa Haftar's forces. Crews brought the fires under control on Tuesday.
Attackers killed Libya's military intelligence chief Fowzi Mansouri with an explosive device near his home in Benghazi, the news portal Al Marsad reported. The report did not identify who was behind the attack.