The Libyan authorities said in their statement that Ashmawy would be extradited to Egypt following investigations.[1] The LNA also released video footage from the raid's aftermath showing Ashmawy being escorted to an armored vehicle, as well as photos of his bloodied face.[33] An earlier statement added that he was wearing an explosive belt that failed to detonate when the troops closed in on him.[27] Different teams of Egyptian investigators began arriving in Libya later that day to jointly interrogate Ashmawy with the Libyan authorities.[34] Mismari announced on 1 November that Ashmawy was being tried by a military court in eastern Libya, along with over 200 defendants.