Fawzi al-Mansouri, head of military intelligence for the Libyan National Army (LNA), was killed in a car bombing on Monday. The LNA confirmed al-Mansouri’s assassination in a statement released Tuesday, detailing the explosive device was attached to his vehicle. The bombing occurred as he was exiting a mosque in Benghazi, eastern Libya, at night. Al-Mansouri’s death represents a significant blow to the LNA, which controls eastern and parts of southern Libya. This incident highlights the ongoing instability and violence within the region. No group has yet claimed responsibility for the attack, and investigations are underway to determine the perpetrators. The assassination raises concerns about escalating tensions and potential further unrest in Libya.