Libya: Haftar commands LNA fighters to advance toward Tripoli

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SOT, Khalifa Haftar, Libyan National Army commander (Arabic): "The time has come, the time of sweeping storm, the moment that every free honourable Libyan has been waiting for, the moment that our people in Tripoli has been impatiently waiting for since it was occupied by the terrorist, since it became a den for criminals who threatened it's residents with guns."
SOT, Khalifa Haftar, Libyan National Army commander (Arabic): "Go ahead you heroes, each to his target, to break the chains and bring victory to the oppressed. I call on you to respect the sanctity of household, as well as private and public properties, and to abide by the rules of the battlefield and the norms of the international humanitarian law. Go ahead, may god be with you."
SOT, Khalifa Haftar, Libyan National Army commander (Arabic): "We call on all our men, of the various segments of the society, those who were deceived by the traitors and took arms against the national army, we call on them to remain at home, to be on the right way, to protect their life and future, to have mercy on their families by ensuring safety and security so that they are given the opportunity of a better life; education and livelihood and to save their capacities and power to build the new Libya together hand by hand with your Libyan brothers. The Libyan National Army is inevitably victorious, The Libyan National Army is inevitably victorious god's willing."
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Libyan National Army (LNA) chief General Khalifa Haftar ordered his troops to advance towards the capital Tripoli promising an "inevitably victorious" campaign during a televised address on Thursday.
"The time has come, the time of sweeping storm, the moment that every free honourable Libyan has been waiting for, the moment that our people in Tripoli has been impatiently waiting for since it was occupied by the terrorist, since it became a nest for criminals who threatened it's residents with guns." Haftar said.
During the speech, Haftar called on his fighters to abide by international humanitarian law norms and to respect private and public properties.
Haftar also addressed militia loyal to the Government of National Accord (GNA), saying, "We call on all our men, of the various segments of the society, those who were deceived by the traitors and took arms against the national army, we call on them to remain at home, to be on the right way, to protect their life and future, to have mercy on their families by ensuring safety and security."
The LNA, which controls much of Libya's east and parts of the south, first launched an offensive to gain control of Tripoli from the UN-backed GNA in April, which eventually settled into a stalemate.
The latest move followed Turkey's recent backing of the GNA. Ankara has offered to send troops to Libya to shore up a regional ally and win support for its maritime borders in the Eastern Mediterranean.