The Internal Security Agency at Tripoli Airport denied on Monday that it had allowed the foreign minister of the internationally recognized government, "suspended from work," to leave Sunday for Turkey, after announcing that she had recently met her Israeli counterpart.

Social media pioneers circulated news that a Falcon-type plane was tracked on the Flight Radar application and may have transported Minister Naglaa Al-Manqoush to Turkey, after permission to leave Tripoli was granted by the Internal Security Agency.

The Turkish Anatolia News Agency quoted "security sources" as saying that Al-Mangoush left the Libyan capital for Istanbul on a government plane.

The Internal Security Agency denied, in a statement, "what is being circulated on social media regarding allowing or facilitating the travel of the suspended foreign minister, who did not pass through the official channels at the Mitiga airport outlet, whether the regular, private or presidential terminal, according to the customary context, and the surveillance cameras will clarify this." .

The Internal Security Agency added that it had "included the name of the concerned person in the list of those banned from traveling until they comply with the investigations."