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Libya: General Haftar suffers heart attackF

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Posted On 10 April 2018

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MEA Risk Brief: April 10, 2018: The commander of the pro-eastern government Libyan National Army, General Khalifa Haftar, is reported to have suffered a heart attack. He has been transferred to Jordan for intensive care.

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