Terrorist group "Ansar ash-Sharia" declared about self-dissolution
The Libyan terrorist group Ansar Al-Shariya, whose members are accused of attacking the US Consulate in Benghazi in 2012, announced its dissolution, Reuters reported.
According to the US prosecutor's office, Ansar ash-Sharia was preparing terrorist attacks against the United States. One of the alleged members of the group Ahmed Abu Hatallah is accused in the US of organizing an attack on the US consulate in Benghazi in September 2012, which killed four Americans, including the US ambassador to Libya.
"Ansar ash-Sharia" was a terrorist organization on the lists of the United States and Libya, was listed in the terrorist organizations by the UN Security Council.
As the agency reports, the group issued a statement in which it explained its decision by the fact that it was extremely weakened. So, militant leader Muhammad al-Zahaui was killed in clashes with the forces of the Libyan National Army in Benghazi in late 2014. In addition, many militants of the group were killed, the agency quotes her statement.
Many adherents of "Ansar ash-Sharia" after the death of the leader moved into the ranks of the terrorist group "Islamic State" *, adds the agency
The Libyan terrorist group Ansar Al-Shariya, whose members are accused of attacking the US Consulate in Benghazi in 2012, announced its dissolution, Reuters reported.
According to the US prosecutor's office, Ansar ash-Sharia was preparing terrorist attacks against the United States. One of the alleged members of the group Ahmed Abu Hatallah is accused in the US of organizing an attack on the US consulate in Benghazi in September 2012, which killed four Americans, including the US ambassador to Libya.
"Ansar ash-Sharia" was a terrorist organization on the lists of the United States and Libya, was listed in the terrorist organizations by the UN Security Council.
As the agency reports, the group issued a statement in which it explained its decision by the fact that it was extremely weakened. So, militant leader Muhammad al-Zahaui was killed in clashes with the forces of the Libyan National Army in Benghazi in late 2014. In addition, many militants of the group were killed, the agency quotes her statement.
Many adherents of "Ansar ash-Sharia" after the death of the leader moved into the ranks of the terrorist group "Islamic State" *, adds the agency
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