On the way to mortgaging ... This is the "Al-Wefaq" strategy for controlling the city

Nasser Shedid - Tripoli

The Libyan National Accord forces managed to control several military sites near the city of Tarhuna, the most important stronghold of the forces of retired Major General Khalifa Hifter, after its control of six cities in the Libyan West, which raised questions about the military strategy of the reconciliation forces that changed the military equation quickly. 

The attack on Tarhuna resulted in Al-Wefaq forces controlling a number of military sites around the city, including the Al-Hawatem camp and the Triangle of Nationality, which are about ten kilometers from the city center, and the operation resulted in killing about twenty soldiers from Haftar forces and the families of 102 others, according to a spokesman for the forces Al-Wifaq Muhammad Kanunu.

On the other hand, the Libyan reconciliation government forces dropped leaflets in Arabic and "Russian" on the city of Tarhuna, southeast of Tripoli, with the aim of warning the residents of the city and its suburbs against approaching military sites and places of storage of Haftar's weapons in preparation for their bombing, and another message to the Russian Wagner Company forces that "no" A place for them in Libya. "

Tarhuna Battle
In the details of the battle, the forces of the National Accord government intentionally dispersed Haftar's force in all axes, beginning in southern Tripoli and other new axes that opened towards Tarhuna and its south, and east of Misurata. Who said in an interview with Al Jazeera that the battles with Haftar are not only military.

He added in his interview with Al-Jazeera that "the battles with Haftar are not only military, but are based on the military and social sides, after dropping leaflets demanding the city's people not to fight and leave weapons," while military reports stated that possible contacts between the operations room of the anger volcano of the reconciliation forces had taken place With tribesmen to enter the city of Tarhuna without a fight.

Al-Ghazari assured Al-Jazeera that the liberation of six cities in the Libyan West, starting from Sorman, Sabratha, and even Zalatan, near the Tunisian border, was carried out in a parallel plan by the Anger Volcano Operations Room, which combined social and military action, describing the step as "heroic action."

Air control
: Military observers say that the war between the two sides depends mainly on flying flights. Al-Wefaq forces pave from the air striking the military sites of Haftar forces, and then the forces are advancing on the ground. Al-Wefaq forces intentionally bombed the military supplies coming from Al-Jafra to Tarhuna From it to the axes of Tripoli, it managed to paralyze the Al-Wattia movement by continuing to bomb targets inside it.

Al-Ghassari considered that "the collapse of Haftar forces in the Tripoli axes is only a matter of time, with the expansion of the war that has paralyzed the ability of these forces to repel the attack." He added, "The euphoria of victory in six cities in the western region and the besieging of Al-Wattia Air Force Base is a major achievement," considering that controlling the city of Tarhuna "will not be disobedient to the reconciliation forces."

The Operations Room of the Anger Volcano of the Al-Wefaq government recently pursued a policy of pressuring two or more axes at the same time, which gave an indication of the extent of the fatigue reached by Haftar's forces.

The joint operations room announced that its forces had seized large military equipment represented by heavy and medium vehicles and armored vehicles in its initial attack on Tarhuna and the cities of the West Coast and seize various types of light weapons and large quantities of ammunition, which Haftar forces left behind before they escaped from the fighting hubs.

Military observers say that the new field development came after the Al-Wefaq government changed its military strategy in battles from defense to attack, and that it was encouraged by the security and military agreement with Ankara, by supporting its arsenal with specific weapons, while military reports stated that progress on the Tarhuna axis might collide with terrain Geography of the city is difficult because it is located on a mountainous mountain difficult to penetrate.

Al-Wefaq forces have recently turned the military equation by targeting the Al-Jafra base after they cut off the supply routes from it for mortgaging and then south of Tripoli. 

The political equation
politically, Libyan observers point out that the military progress in the fighting axes may lead to changing the political equation in favor of the Al-Wefaq government, and political analyst Ashraf Al-Shah agrees with that, but he considers the recent military progress as a phased achievement, and he said to the island, "It is too early to say that the political equation will change, so the battle Its results are not yet clear, especially in the time of Corona and the world's preoccupation with it. "

He concluded the scarcity that "the continuation of the battles will be in the interest of Al-Wefaq", likely that this will be followed by rapid collapses among Haftar's forces, "only then will the political and international equation change."

He added, "There are some countries whose position was previously described as neutral, for example Italy. It has begun informally to change the quality of its discourse and the logic of its solutions, by accepting the Libyan solution without Haftar."