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Libya: The Libyan National Army has managed to intercept and hack GNA phone call
LNA sources
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In regards of the past events in Tripoli, and effort to identify the Syrian mercenaries that the Turkish sent to libya .
The Libyan National Army has managed to intercept and hack many phone calls and messages that the mercenaries send to each other . Indicating how much they get paid and where they come from .
Our sources tell us that the LNA has managed to get hold of the numbers and network that they are using on the 2 main networks Libyana and madar .
It is worth mentioning that the Libyan Intelligence agency is fully loyal to the Libyan parliament and the LNA
The Libyan National Army has managed to intercept and hack many phone calls and messages that the mercenaries send to each other . Indicating how much they get paid and where they come from .
Our sources tell us that the LNA has managed to get hold of the numbers and network that they are using on the 2 main networks Libyana and madar .
It is worth mentioning that the Libyan Intelligence agency is fully loyal to the Libyan parliament and the LNA
Earlier this week, Ismail Demir said the Turkish Army received 6 new Bayraktar TB2 drones developed by Bayraktar Holding company owned by the son-in-law of Erdogan. At least 20 Bayraktar #drones have been destroyed to date by the Libya armed forces
However, in spite of the promotional words on the Turkish drone, in less than one month Libyan local media has reported several Bayraktar TB2 drones being shot down inside Libya by the Libyan National Army forces. Nearly 20 Bayraktar TB2 drones have either downed or destroyed at Libyan airports to date.
However, in spite of the promotional words on the Turkish drone, in less than one month Libyan local media has reported several Bayraktar TB2 drones being shot down inside Libya by the Libyan National Army forces. Nearly 20 Bayraktar TB2 drones have either downed or destroyed at Libyan airports to date.
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