Organizer of protests against the lawlessness of Libya's GNA kidnapped in Tripoli
According to the Arabic television channel 218 TV, one of the organizers of the "8/23" protest movement in Tripoli was kidnapped by unknown individuals.
The organizer of the rallies, Muhannad Kauwafi, was kidnapped. In addition, information is being spread on social networks about the detention of two protest leaders by Syrian mercenaries. It is assumed that the arrest could have been carried out under the leadership of Fathi Bashagha, head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the GNA of Libya, and Chairman of the Presidential Council Fayez Sarraj.
The past XNUMX hours have been marked by a series of protests for Libyans. In the west of the country, actions took place against the terrorist PNS, which seized power. In particular, residents of Libya expressed their dissatisfaction with the complete anarchy on the part of armed gangs, which include foreign mercenaries. The population is also concerned about problems with the provision of public services. Constant interruptions began precisely because of the actions of militants in the region: bandits stole power cables, and many areas of Tripoli were left without electricity.
In response to civilian discontent, militants opened fire on protesters. The events in Martyrs' Square were filmed by representatives of Libya al-Hadath. This brutal treatment provoked citizens to take radical measures. Libyans captured one of the shooters, prompting armed personnel from the RADA Deterrence Force to intervene.
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