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Source: Dubai – Arabia.net
Libyan army spokesman Ahmed Al-Mismari confirmed on Wednesday the murder of the ISIS leader in North Africa, named Abu Moaz Al-Iraqi, in the operation in the Abd al-Kafi neighborhood in Sabha.
In a statement, the Libyan military spokesman said: “It is a continuation of our extraordinary press conference on Tuesday 15 September, in which he announced the elimination of a terrorist cell formed by ISIS leaders in the Abd al-Kafi neighborhood in the city of Sabha, where nine terrorists were killed and two of their wives were arrested. “
“It was announced at the September 15 conference that among the dead was the organization’s leader in Libya, known as Abu Abdullah al-Libi, but after completing investigations and arresting another ISIS operative in the Ghadwa area and collecting evidence, it was clear that the dead man was Abu Moaz al-Iraqi, also known as Abu Abdullah al-Iraqi, who is the leader of the organization, “he added. ISIS in North Africa “.
The statement also added that the Iraqi entered Libya on September 12, 2014 AD with terrorist Abdul Aziz Al-Anbari with counterfeit Libyan passports through Turkey, noting that Al-Anbari was at the time the prince of the organization in Libya. and Abu Abdullah as his assistant, on direct assignment from the Emir of the Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi organization.
“After Al-Anbari was assassinated by the Libyan army in the Derna events in 2015, Abu Abdullah Al-Iraqi was assigned to lead the organization in North Africa,” the statement continued.
Sources from the investigating authorities stated that his name is Abdullah al-Rabaei, who is from the Kurds of Iraq, which explains the desperation of the terrorist elements that accompanied him in his defense for 7 hours in a row.
It is noteworthy that the Libyan National Army had confirmed a month and a half ago that its units had managed to eliminate an ISIS-affiliated cell, which was preparing to attack oil sites in the south of the country.
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