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Moussa Wahibi (Arabic : موسى وهبي), born July 10 1941 in Bir Hashir, Salamati Trade Dependancy and died October 30 2016 in [[Douara]], [[Salamat]], was a colonel of the Salamati Armed Forces. In April 1978, he was purged from the military by [[Jalil Al Kharrabi]] and condemned to capital punishment. He is known for his escape from prison on May 13 1989, a day before his execution and he is also known for his strategies, like the Darjani Trap, commanded by him and [[Fares Jadidin]]. | Moussa Wahibi (Arabic : موسى وهبي), born July 10 1941 in Bir Hashir, Salamati Trade Dependancy and died October 30 2016 in [[Douara]], [[Salamat]], was a colonel of the Salamati Armed Forces. In April 1978, he was purged from the military by [[Jalil Al Kharrabi]] and condemned to capital punishment. He is known for his escape from prison on May 13 1989, a day before his execution and he is also known for his strategies, like the Darjani Trap, commanded by him and [[Fares Jadidin]]. | ||
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Moussa Wahibi (موسى وهبي) | |
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Wahibi in 2003. | |
| Birth name | Moussa Wahibi |
| Nickname(s) | "Deadly Moussa" |
| Born | 10 July 1941 Bir Hashir, Salamati Trade Dependancy |
| Died | 30 October 2016 (aged 75) Douara, Salamat |
| Allegiance |  Salamati Armed Forces |
| Service/ | Land Force of Salamat |
| Years of service | 1971-1978 / 1992-2004 |
| Rank | Colonel |
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| Battles/wars | Salamati Civil War |
Moussa Wahibi (Arabic : موسى وهبي), born July 10 1941 in Bir Hashir, Salamati Trade Dependancy and died October 30 2016 in Douara, Salamat, was a colonel of the Salamati Armed Forces. In April 1978, he was purged from the military by Jalil Al Kharrabi and condemned to capital punishment. He is known for his escape from prison on May 13 1989, a day before his execution and he is also known for his strategies, like the Darjani Trap, commanded by him and Fares Jadidin.