Libya and Chad strengthen border security against Fazzan rebels

The article focused on the efforts of joint forces between the Libyan Army, led by Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar, and the Chadian Army to secure the southern borders. This is part of a broad campaign to sweep the 1,050-kilometer-long border strip, aiming to combat armed groups, terrorism, and to counter the smuggling of weapons and people. These operations come amid escalating armed activity and groups linked to conflicts in the region, with increased field cooperation and intelligence sharing between the two sides. Additionally, southern Libya faces growing security threats due to the tangled networks of smuggling and armed activities, prompting the army to intensify security measures, including collaboration with a Turkish monitoring company. In a separate development, the authorities announced the arrest of members of the “Southern Liberation Room,” led by Mohamed Wardou, who aimed to control the area through attacks on military sites.

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