In early December last year, the so-called Islamic State's (ISIS) Libyan branch dislodged from its stronghold in the Mediterranean coastal town of Sirte — Following a more than seven months long battle against an alliance of militias refered to as Operation Bonyan al-Marsous (BAM), mainly...
On Thursday April 13, 2017, a pro-AQIM account on telegram and a pro-ISIS account on twitter respectively reported that a Burkinabe jihadist group possibly would pledge allegiance (bay'ah) to the Islamic State, the group was not mentioned by name, although it is believed that the...
Last night on Monday November 14 were airstrikes by "unknown aircraft" reported in the area of Gardhah al-Shati north of Sebha, the strikes that reportedly killed a number of terrorists gave rise to a lot of speculation in Libyan media and on social media platforms....
In the past days beginning on Saturday November 12, Tunisian security forces have found four arms and ammunition caches in Ben Guerdane and surroundings, the caches were found in Oued Rbaïa, Oglet Chareb El Radjel, Ourasnia and the Jalel district. Some of the caches were...
In the evening of Friday October 28, Three unidentified gunmen entered a restaurant in the Ziadia district of Constantine, directly targeting a policeman seated at the restaurant. Three bullets were reportedly fired against the policeman, hit by at least one lethal shot in the chest from...
On August 1, US initiated 'Operation Odyssey Lightning' on request by Libya’s UN-backed Government of National Accord (GNA) which is supported by a coalition of militias mainly from the city of Misrata that fights the so-called 'Islamic State' (ISIS) in Sirte, hometown of late dictator Muammar Gaddafi....
The Libyans stir confusion claiming to have killed the Algerian-Tunisian terrorist Khaled Chaïb On May 29, a picture was published by 'Operation Bonyan al-Marsous Media Center', the media channel reporting for the GNA-backed coalition dominated by Misrata militias fighting the so-called Islamic State in Sirte and...
One of the women mentioned in the previous article, called Aisha, has managed to escape and leave ISIS territory with her two kids. She is currently near the Turkish border at an undisclosed location and has managed to seek shelter. She has sought consular assistance, but it...
We can call her Karin or Aisha, the muslim name she took when she converted to Islam, she was quickly drawn to the extreme Salafi-Wahhabi ideology as many other converts and became a 'niqabi', covering her face and whole body in black. Foolishly and naive this...