Tripoli Airport Clashes

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  9 Dead In Tripoli Airport Clashes: Libya Ministry

  Nine people were killed on Monday when militiamen attacked the Libyan capital's international airport, the unity government's health ministry said.

• Four Killed in Libya Clashes Around Tripoli Airport

  Deadly fighting between Islamist militias and forces backed by Libya's internationally recognised government on Sunday forced the closure of an airport in eastern Tripoli, military sources said.

• Libya: 22 Killed in Tripoli Airport Clashes

  A day of militia fighting for control of the international airport in Libya's capital Tripoli has killed 22 people, the interim government said Sunday.

• Tripoli Fire Rages as Libya Warplane Crashes During Benghazi Fighting

  A huge blaze raged for a third day at a fuel depot near Tripoli's airport on Tuesday, while a paramilitary warplane crashed in Libya's second city Benghazi during fighting with Islamists.

• Huge Oil Depot Blaze Puts Tripoli Under Threat

  Libyan firefighters have failed to put out a huge oil tank blaze started by clashes around Tripoli airport, officials said Monday, adding that an air intervention is needed to avert a catastrophe.

• More Than 50 Killed in Libya's Benghazi, Tripoli After Heavy Clashes

  At least 36 people were killed in Libya's eastern city of Benghazi, many of them civilians, in clashes between Libyan Special Forces and Islamist militants on Saturday night and Sunday morning, medical and security sources said.

• New Clashes Between Libya Militia at Tripoli Airport

  Fresh clashes broke out on Friday between rival Libyan militias battling for control of Tripoli airport, the target of 13 days of shelling that have disrupted air links to the outside world.

• Rival Libyan Militias Clash in Tripoli, Benghazi

  Heavy black smoke rose over southern Tripoli on Thursday after rival militias exchanged artillery and rocket fire in a battle over the Libyan capital's airport that has killed more than 50 people in nearly a fortnight of fighting.

• UN Pulls Staff Out of Libya As Clashes Kill 13, Close Airports

  The United Nations on Monday pulled its staff out of Libya where at least 13 people have been killed in fighting in the eastern city of Benghazi and in Tripoli, forcing the closure of the international airport.

• Fighting at Tripoli airport, gunmen surround planes

  Clashes broke out between rival Libyan militias at Tripoli's international airport on Monday after angry gunmen drove armed pickup trucks on to the tarmac and surrounded planes, forcing the airport to cancel flights.