The Azawad Liberation Front (FLA) led by Alghabass Ag Intalla is reportedly seeking support in Benghazi and Abu Dhabi due to isolation and a lack of resources. A delegation from the FLA reportedly met with Saddam Haftar, second-in-command of the Libyan National Army in Benghazi, to request military equipment and cooperation. This move indicates an attempt to broaden the FLA’s base of support and bolster its capabilities. The FLA, active in Mali, is looking for external assistance to address internal challenges. The specific details of the requested aid and the outcome of the meeting in Benghazi remain unclear. This outreach to both Benghazi and Abu Dhabi suggests a strategy to secure diverse forms of support. This development highlights the complex geopolitical landscape in the region and the ongoing search for allies by various armed groups.