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War of figures (and drones)

itamilradar by itamilradar
February 29, 2020
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The conflict in Libya is characterized by numerous declarations from both sides but often these are not true or are exaggerated.

Yesterday the LNA spokesman declared the shooting down of 6 drones in few hours.

Our Air Defence just downed 6 hostile #Turkish UAV over #Tripoli #Libya #LNA

— LNA Spox. (@spoxlna) February 28, 2020

But things would not be exactly like that.

Indeed, last night two Bayraktar TB2 drone seems to have been shot down in Qasr bin Ghashir & Wadi al-Rabea by Haftar forces which, added to the other two shootings the day before, bring the number of drones shot down in Tripoli to 4 in just over 24 hours.

#Libya– in this thread, photos of #GNA/#Turkey UAVs purportedly shot down by #LNA south of #Tripoli.
Seem to be 2 focal points and photos of at least 2 different UAVs (LNA spox claim 6 were downed)- in Qasr bin Ghashir & Wadi al-Rabea
I.Ds are welcomed
1/ pic.twitter.com/HmoJcTYcmX

— Oded Berkowitz (@Oded121351) February 29, 2020

There are, now, no indications on the remaining two drones declared by the LNA twitter account.
Unless we are referring to drones like this.

#Libya– #LNA loves boasting about shooting down #GNA/Turkish UAVs.
Sometimes it's significant (as I'm about to show in a coming post), but many times it's cases like this, when they simply take down a commercial quadcopter (in this case a DJI Mavic 2) pic.twitter.com/6v2ER0OSTF

— Oded Berkowitz (@Oded121351) February 29, 2020

This does not mean that the shooting down of 3 drones in the last few days marks a significant escalation.

Turkish drones would have been built using Russian-made Pantsir-S1 surface-to-air missile system.

In any case, we remind you that the use of the conditional in giving this type of news is always justified by the difficulty of having objective feedback.

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