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Extremists Steal Large Quantities of Deadly Chemical Weapons in Libya
_http://sputniknews.com/africa/20151218/1031939999/libya-extremists-chemical-weapons.html
Extremists in Libya have stolen large amounts of sarin gas, which is considered a weapon of mass destruction by the UN; they found the nerve gas stored in warehouses in southern Libya and have smuggled it to northern cities, including Tripoli, a close aide and cousin of the late Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi said in an interview.
"Huge amounts" of sarin are being moved from desert areas in the south to the north of the country and to the suburbs of the Libyan capital, Tripoli, Ahmed Gaddaf al-Dam said in an interview with the London-based Arabic international newspaper Asharq Al-Awsat on Thursday.
Deployment fail: US special ops forces arrive in Libya, immediately told to leave
https://www.rt.com/usa/326377-usa-special-operations-forces-libya/
Libya’s air force said in a Facebook post that 20 US commandoes arrived at Wattiya airbase and disembarked “in combat readiness,” only to be told to leave.
Pentagon sources confirmed the US had sent a special forces unit to Libya as part of a mission.
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Note: that "Mission" - would it involve Sarin Gas?)
The Libyan Air Force said the 20 soldiers arrived at the airbase on Monday, but left soon after local commanders asked them to go because they had no right to be at the base “without prior coordination with protection force base.”
The Libyan air force published a Facebook post on Wednesday which included photographs of the special forces unit. It noted the 20 soldiers had disembarked “in combat readiness wearing bullet proof jackets, advanced weapons, silencers, handguns, night vision devices and GPS devices.”
Secret US Commandos Forced to Leave Libya After Facebook Post
http://sputniknews.com/africa/20151218/1031962201/us-commandos-libya-exposed.html
A group of US commandos, whose secret mission to Libya was revealed after several pictures of them were posted on the Libyan Air Forces Facebook page, were forced to leave the country.
“A group of US commandos who landed in Libya on Monday were ordered to leave almost immediately because of a possible mix-up between the Libyan air force and army,” the US media quotes US and Libyan officials as saying on Thursday.
The decision came after four pictures of about 20 US Special Operations Forces servicemen, arriving at Libya’s Wattiya airbase, have been posted on the Facebook page of the Libyan Air Forces.
The post said the servicemen "disembarked in combat readiness wearing bullet proof jackets, advanced weaponry, silencers, handguns, night vision devices and GPS devices."
The local commanders however asked them to go because the servicemen landed “without prior coordination” and had no permission to be at the base.
Flight trackers apparently show that the unit was flown back to Pantelleria airport, Sicily.
It appears there was a breakdown in communication between Libyan Air Force and the Libyan army.
When questioned by Libyan soldiers, the Americans said they were "in coordination with other members of the Libyan army," the Libyan Air Force said.
A Pentagon statement confirmed US forces were at the base.
“With the concurrence of Libyan officials, US military personnel traveled to Libya on 14 December to engage in a dialogue with representatives of the Libyan National Army. While in Libya, members of a local militia demanded that the US personnel depart. In an effort to avoid conflict, they did leave, without incident,” the US media quotes a spokeswoman as saying in a statement.