The Azizia Barracks (Bab al-Aziziya), often translated as the Azizia Barracks, was once the headquarters of Gaddafi's command and one of Gaddafi's main residences in Tripoli. Located on the west side of Abu Khalida Street in Tripoli, it covers an area of about 4 hectares and is surrounded by high walls, 4 meters high and0.5 meters thick, all made of reinforced concrete. The Azizia barracks symbolize Gaddafi's rule, once the most tightly forbidden area in Tripoli, with tunnels, barracks and camouflaged villas, where the Gaddafi family and senior officials from his former regime live in the walls of the Forbidden City.
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The Azizia Barracks (Bab al-Aziziya), often translated as the Azizia Barracks, was once the headquarters of Gaddafi's command and one of Gaddafi's main residences in Tripoli. Located on the west side of Abu Khalida Street in Tripoli, it covers an area of about 4 hectares and is surrounded by high walls, 4 meters high and0.5 meters thick, all made of reinforced concrete. The Azizia barracks symbolize Gaddafi's rule, once the most tightly forbidden area in Tripoli, with tunnels, barracks and camouflaged villas, where the Gaddafi family and senior officials from his former regime live in the walls of the Forbidden City.
Aqiqiya Barracks, also often translated as Aqiqiya Barracks, is located on the west side of Abu Khalida Street in Tripoli, covering an area of about 4 hectares, surrounded by high walls, 4 meters high, 0.5 meters thick, all made of reinforced concrete. The Azizia Barracks is the headquarters of Gaddafi's command and one of Gaddafi's main residences in Tripoli.
The Azizia Barracks in Tripoli is the largest barracks of the Gaddafi era, where the command post is located, and one of Gaddafi's residences. Unfortunately, after the war, it has been completely different, and I can only vaguely feel the glory and wealth of the year.
The barracks are so unique that they are worth seeing.
The barracks have complete car and artillery construction, killing and killing... Special soldiers training methods are extremely strict!