Missile Safely Removed from Airport Road in Tripoli

Tripoli: An unexploded surface-to-air missile was discovered on the Airport Road in Tripoli, drawing swift action from the Explosives Ordnance Disposal (EOD) team of the National Safety Authority. The missile, a remnant of war, was found near a gas station, posing a potential threat to the surrounding area.

According to Libyan News Agency, the National Safety Authority's media office reported that the missile was intact and unexploded. Weighing over a ton and measuring approximately four meters in length, it was successfully removed and secured by the EOD team without causing any damage.

The Authority has affirmed its full readiness to handle such incidents, emphasizing their commitment to protecting the safety of citizens and public property. This incident underscores the ongoing challenges in Tripoli related to remnants of past conflicts.

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