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Italy and Libya resume commercial flights after 10-year hiatus, officials say - Times of India
CAIRO: Italy and war-torn Libya on Saturday resumed commercial flights for the first time in a decade, authorities in the Libyan capital said. Flight MT522, operated by the Libyan carrier Medsky Airways, departed Mitiga International Airport in Tripoli for Rome’s Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino Airport, according to Libyan airport authorities. A return flight was scheduled to land in Tripoli on…
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Cloud security vendor Mitiga lands $45M, valuing the company at over $100M
Companies moved en masse to the cloud during the pandemic, under pressure to digitally transform. According to a 2021 survey from O’Reilly, cloud adoption steadily rose across industries, with 90% of organizations using cloud computing compared to 88% in 2020. The accelerated cloud adoption led to a rise in security issues. In a recent poll of U.K. executives by PwC, cloud-related risks were top…
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L'artiglieria turca è sbarcata a Tripoli. Di nuovo alla conquista della Libia
L’artiglieria turca è sbarcata a Tripoli. Di nuovo alla conquista della Libia
L’invasione armata turca della Libia prosegue inarrestabile. Nonostante l’Onu, la Unione Europea e diversi governi europei tra cui quello italiano continuino a dichiarare la volontà di garantire l’embargo sulle forniture di armi nella ex colonia italiana nessuno sta cercando di contrastare realmente la Turchia. In una conferenza stampa del 30 gennaio il portavoce dell’esercito nazionale libico,…
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Libya's Mitiga airport closes again amid threats from Haftar | News
Libya’s Mitiga airport closes again amid threats from Haftar | News
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The Libyan capital’s only operational airport has closed again after threats by forces loyal to renegade military commander Khalifa Haftar, dealing another setback to peace efforts.
Despite repeated appeals from the United Nations, the airport has been hit multiple times since the start of an offensive in April by fighters led by eastern-based commander Haftar to seize Tripoli from the UN
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Flights suspended after Tripoli's Mitiga airport comes under fire | News
Flights suspended after Tripoli’s Mitiga airport comes under fire | News
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The only functioning airport in Libya’s capital has suspended its operations after coming under attack despite a tenuous truce that world powers have pushed warring parties to respect.
Rocket fire forced the suspension of all flights into and out of the airport in Tripoli on Wednesday, only nine days after it reopened, in what Government of National Accord (GNA) forces spokesman Mohammed…
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Libyan National Army strikes destroy Turkish drones in Mitiga, Misrata airports
Libyan National Army strikes destroy Turkish drones in Mitiga, Misrata airports
A picture taken on February 20, 2018 shows a Turkish-made drone flying over the sky.
:: The Libyan National Army has destroyed several Turkish drones stored in Mitiga and Misrata airports during an air raid operation, the spokesperson of the forces loyal to eastern Libyan commander Khalifa Haftar said.
“Our intelligence sources identified these sites, which were used in the preparation and…
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Gli sviluppi della situazione in #Libia tornano nelle prime pagine dei giornali. Il bombardamento dell’unico aeroporto funzionante della capitale libica, quello di Mitiga, pur non avendo causato morti, riporta i riflettori sulla delicata situazione geopolitica e umanitaria di un paese prostrato. La Libia torna sotto i riflettori internazionali Gli sviluppi della situazione in Libia tornano nelle prime pagine dei giornali.