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and returned to Libya from Syria. The group follows an extreme interpretation of Islam that is anti-Western and promotes sectarian violence. IS-Libya has aimed to remove the United Nations-backed transitional Government of National Accord in Libya. The group targets civilians and police officers and has used suicide bombings to advance its objectives. In May 2018 · funding its activities through human trafficking and gold mining. · Islamic State in Libya (IS-Libya) is a violent extremist group and an officially recognized IS-branch formed by Libyan foreign fighters · IS-Libya has continued to operate in remote areas of Libya · killing at least a dozen people in an attack. In September 2018 · opening fire on staff and killing two employees. IS-Libya claimed responsibility for a car bomb attack in June 2021 · suicide bombers stormed Libya's electoral commission in Tripoli · the Islamic State claimed responsibility for an attack on the headquarters of Libya's main oil company National Oil Corp · which killed two people at a checkpoint in the southern Libyan city of Sebha. IS-Libya has also claimed responsibility for three additional attacks in 2022. According to a UN Security Council report in 2024 · who had fought as part of the Daesh-affiliated Battar Brigade
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