Libyan National Assists in Mali Operations

The article reveals the role of the son of the Commander-in-Chief of the Libyan National Army, Field Marshal Sidama Hifter, in organizing and executing the release of former Russian fighters detained in northern Mali for over two years. They were released last Thursday after security and military efforts in which Sidama Hifter participated, according to Russian and Libyan sources. The two individuals were transported to Libya through a careful security operation under his direct supervision, with plans for their return to Russia. This operation follows a previous release of an American citizen, and its success is considered an indicator of the Libyan leadership's evolving intelligence and military capabilities, as well as its efforts to strengthen international relations—especially with the Russian Corps, which has replaced Wagner in some of its missions in Africa. Additionally, relations between Hifter and Russia have seen significant progress, highlighted by Sidama's meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, who praised his role in maintaining stability in Libya.

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