03/09/2024
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Abdulrahman Milad, known as Al Bija, was a notorious figure in Libya's human trafficking networks, and his recent assassination has sent shockwaves across the nation. Al Bija was killed in a targeted shooting while traveling in his vehicle near Tripoli, a testament to the violent and competitive nature of the smuggling business in Libya.
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Al Bija's death was not a random act of violence but a meticulously planned assassination. According to the Libyan News Agency Akhba Libya 24, first report of Libyan Criminal Investigation Department suggest that the attack, which took place in the Sayyad area on the outskirts of Tripoli, was executed by unknown gunmen who riddled his car with bullets. The assassination is believed to be linked to the ongoing power struggles within Libya's human trafficking networks, where Al Bija played a central role. Initial investigations by Libyan police indicate that he was killed for a sum of 15 million euros, highlighting the high stakes involved in the smuggling business.
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One of the key factors leading to Al Bija's demise appears to be his conflict with the other Tripoli's militias involved in human trafficking. Al Bija's refusal to share the profits from his human trafficking operations with them is believed to have escalated tensions, ultimately resulting in his assassination. This rivalry underscores the fierce competition and violent nature of the smuggling networks in Libya, where control over routes and profits often leads to deadly confrontations.
Source: https://shorturl.at/T9yIt
