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AL ASSAH: Libyan border guards have rescued dozens of migrants who have been left in the desert by Tunisian...

Since the Wagner Group’s aborted rebellion against the Russian military late last month, a cloud of uncertainty has hovered over the mercenary force’s...

Since the Wagner Group’s aborted rebellion against the Russian military late last month, a cloud of uncertainty has hovered over the mercenary force’s...

Since the Wagner Group’s aborted rebellion against the Russian military late last month, a cloud of uncertainty has hovered over the mercenary force’s...

"When they finished, they put us in the desert. They shot at us: "Go to Libya, go to Libya, well kill you. Thats when we met the Libyan police, they gave us water, they put us in the car to send us here. And from that day on, the Libyan police started to take care of us." Abu, migrant

Since the Wagner Group's aborted rebellion against the Russian military late last month, a cloud of uncertainty has hovered over the mercenary force's operations around the world.

Libyan border guards have rescued dozens of migrants in the desert, an officer said Sunday. An AFP team at the Libyan-Tunisian border saw migrants who were visibly exhausted and dehydrated, sitting or lying on the sand and using shrubs to try and shield themselves from the scorching summer heat that topped 40 degrees Celsius (104 Fahrenheit). The group were in an uninhabited area close to Al-Assah, a town near the Tunisia-Libya border, nearly 150 kilometres (93 miles) west of Tripoli.

Border guards in Libya have rescued migrants abandoned in the desert by Tunisian authorities without food and water.

Libyan border guards say they have rescued migrants left in the desert without food or water, AFP reported over the weekend. Roughly 80 people were found in the town of Al-Assah, some 150 kilometre...

Tunisian authorities took hundreds to desert and hostile areas bordering Libya and Algeria after racial unrest in early July