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Ali Sait Bey participated in the Tripolitania, Balkan, First World War, and Independence Wars, and also served as a member of parliament after the establishment of the Republic. He assumed important responsibilities during the organization of the Turkish army. Early Life and Education Ali Sait Bey was born in 1872 in Hacı Osman Village, part of the Manyas district of Balıkesir. His father, Khunca Kasbolet (Canbulat) Bey, of Circassian origin, was killed in action during the 1877–1878 Russo-Turki

Muhammed Ali Ahmed Al-Haddad, served as Chief of Staff of the Libya Armed Forces between 2020 and 2025. He was appointed to this position in 2020 by the Government of National Accord and continued in office during the subsequent Government of National Unity. During the post-2011 period, he played a key role in military structures based in Tripoli and in organizing forces loyal to the Government of National Accord. He lost his life in an airplane crash on his return from an official visit to Türk

The Tripoli Clashes (May 2025) were armed conflicts that occurred in Tripoli the capital of Libya between 12 and 14 May 2025 and began with the death of Abdulgani al-Kikli leader of the Stability Support Apparatus. The events triggered a security crisis in densely populated neighborhoods and disrupted essential public services such as health care education and transportation. Origins of the Clashes and the Death of al-Kikli On 12 May 2025 armed clashes erupted in the Tripoli districts of Abu Sal