Algeria mediated to end the armed conflict between the Tuareg and Toubou tribes
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Recent armed clashes renewed between the Tuareg tribes that are deployed in Western Libya, and Toubou tribes which have Chadian origins, in western Libya areas that are adjacent to the Algerian borders.
Last outcome revealed that more than 25 people perished from both sides, including the Algerian Issa Adni who has relatives in Illisi (southern Algeria), and who descended from the Touareg tribe of Adnane, which is stationed in Illizi and Bordj Badji Mokhtar, and which has branches in Niger, Mali and Libya.
Informed sources told Echorouk, that Algeria directly and indirectly intervened to mediate in ending the war between the two sides, through the use of a number of sheikhs of Adnan tribe and notables of the Tuareg, and through Chad to influence on the Toubou, in order to end the armed conflict between the two sides.
Algeria initiative to end this side war in Libya away from the militias’ wars in the middle and the east of Libya, through work of the battalion under the command of the Libyan pro-government army in Tripoli, to ensure security in the region and an end to the proliferation of arms in the tribal areas.
Algerian initiative found a response from the Libyan side, which is represented by the Tripoli government, which sent delegations to ensure the spread of a battalion of the Libyan army to ensure security and stability in the region.
