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Warfalla (Arabic: ورفلة) is a
tribal confederation of
mixed Arab and
Arabized Berber origin that
resides in Tripolitania,
western Libya,
mainly in their...
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attempted coup
against Gaddafi by
members of the
Warfalla tribe.
Salem al-Ouaer, a
member of the
Warfalla tribe who
sided with
Gaddafi during the coup, was...
- the NTC,
stating that this was a
dispute between tribal leaders of the
Warfalla tribe and the NTC. The
Libyan government subsequently engaged in negotiations...
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Magarha have
relocated to
Sirte and
elsewhere along the coast.
After the
Warfalla tribe which is Libya's largest, the
Magarha are Libya's
second largest...
- The 1993 coup d'état was a
failed military coup
initiated by the
Warfalla senior military officers against Libyan leader Muammar el-Qaddafi on 22 October...
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forces Libyan Police Pro-Gaddafi
tribes and
militias Loyalists from the
Warfalla,
Magarha and
Tuareg tribes Foreign mercenaries (alleged)
Strength 200,000...
- the
increasingly marginalized army, led by
officers from the
powerful Warfalla tribe,
initiated a
failed coup in
Misrata and Bani
Walid allegedly with...
- the
region of
Fezzan and the area
between it and
Sirte as well as the
Warfalla tribal area
south of Tripoli.
Because of its
strategic harbor, Ottoman...
- Geryan, Zawia, Misalata,
Zwara Berber,
Khumus Tripolitan Bedouin tribes:
Warfalla, Tarhona, Al-Zintan, Al-Rijban,
Awlad Suleiman Cyrenaican Bedouin tribes:...
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eastern Niger.
Since the
early 19th century, they
joined the Magarha,
Warfalla and the
Qadhadhfa to form the Saff al-Fauqi alliance,
which opposed the...
