We journeyed 250 km along what is coming to be known as the longest supply route in Libyan military history. En route, the revolutionary fighters accompanying me were keen to point out the locations of early suicide attacks on them. It became apparent as I journeyed along the Libyan coastline towards Sirte just how large of an operation had taken place. Hundreds of square kilometers, which were previously occupied by ISIS, were now flying the Libyan flag over buildings and road signs. The men manning the front lines were quick to explain how most gunfights are sparked at night by ISIS fighters and taunting was a regular occurrence with ISIS fighters seeking a response in order to pin point the location of their enemy.

Source: Libya Observer November 06, 2016 18:45 UTC