Libyan commander destroys Turkish drones
Maj. Gen. Mohamed al-Manfour, commander
of the Libyan Air Force, is a professional Libyan military commander, who has made
victories in Libya's war on terrorism and fighting armed militias backed by
Turkey.
Maj. Gen. al-Manfour has led the
military operations that target the Turkish drones, which are used to spy on
the Libyan National Army.
Al-Manfour is leading LNA’s
operations room in Toufan al-Karama (Flood of Dignity) military operation to free
Tripoli from the terrorist militias. He
is an experienced fighter pilot.
He has played a major role in a
number of military operations aimed at wiping out terrorism from Libya.
In June, he launched an air
operation to free Libya from terrorists.
He was born in Tobruk in 1957. He
joined the Libyan armed forces in 1977 and graduated from the Military Air
Academy in former Yugoslavia in 1988.
