Harmony Jets are deflecting accusations that they broke UN sanctions and transported Irish mercenaries and their equipment to Libya, by saying that the source of the United Nations Security Council’s report has not been made public.
The Irish Times have a very detailed investigation about the Irish mercenaries in Libya which includes details about their equipment, training services to the 166 Infantry Brigade of the Libyan National Army, and their feuds with the Wagner Group who are also present in eastern Libya. The sources quoted by The Irish Times are the Irish mercenaries themselves (Irish Training Solutions or ITS). The article is behind a paywall but it is worth a read. The Irish Times also listed detailed financial records of the group. The sources to The Irish Times and the United Nations Security Council remained confidential.
Harmony Jets, however says there has been no public evidence presented about the allegations made against it.
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