Sudanese Army: The Libyan Army, led by Khalifa Haftar, supported the Rapid Support Forces in its attack on border points.
The Sudanese army says the Rapid Support Forces attacked border points between Sudan, Egypt, and Libya.
Egypt and Turkey foreign ministers discuss Libya situation
"I have determined to fully restrict and limit the entry of nationals of the following 12 countries: Afghanistan, Burma, Chad, Republic of the Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Haiti, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and Yemen." - Pres Trump
UN: Dozens of bodies found in militia-controlled Tripoli area
Human Rights Commissioner: We have received reports of excessive force used against protests in Tripoli
Statement by the Foreign Ministers of Egypt, Tunisia, and Algeria on Libya: Support for the efforts of the 5+5 Committee to consolidate the existing ceasefire and ensure the withdrawal of foreign forces, foreign fighters, and mercenaries within a specified period.
1 mēnesis atpakaļRenewed protests demanding the overthrow of the "Dabaiba government" and denouncing the security situation in Tripoli
1 mēnesis atpakaļScenes of protesters blocking streets with burning tires in Libya to demand the overthrow of the "unity government" headed by Abdel Hamid Dbeibah. Libya
Protests in Tripoli and other cities call for the ouster of all political bodies
Demonstrations in the Libyan city of Zawiya demand the overthrow of the Dabaiba government.
Protesters block the highway towards Al-Bifi, Tripoli, Libya.
In protest against the Dabaiba government, roads were blocked in the Al-Hani area of Tripoli.
Circulating footage shows security forces escorting protesters during a roadblock on Fernaj Island in Tripoli.
Protesters from the city of Zawiya gather in preparation for heading to the capital, Tripoli, to participate in today's demonstrations in Green Square.
Tripoli Security Directorate announces the reopening of all roads in the city after they were blocked by protesters. Teams began removing obstacles and cleaning the roads to ensure traffic flow and return life to normal. Citizens were called upon to cooperate to maintain public order.
Tripoli University witnessing a complete mutiny in protest against the deteriorating security situation in the capital.
Demonstrations in Martyrs' Square in central Tripoli.
Libyan protesters demand prime minister quit as three ministers resign
1 mēnesis atpakaļProtestors flood Tripoli’s main square in anti-government rally
Protests are taking place in Tripoli, the capital of Libya, against Abdulhamid Dbaiba, the Prime Minister of the Tripoli-based National Unity Government. The public holds Dbaiba responsible for the recent clashes in which civilians were killed.
1 mēnesis atpakaļCeasefire has been declared in Tripoli. Despite the cessation of hostilities in Tripoli, the situation remains tense. There have been isolated clashes in the west of Tripoli. In line with the instructions of the Ministry of Interior, a joint force of the Directorate of Law Enforcement and the Emergency Police has been deployed to the contact points in the capital, Tripoli, to enforce the ceasefire and ensure security
Clashes continue in western Tripoli, and militants from Zawiya announce their control of Ghiran Island and their entry into the Sarraj area.
In Tripoli, the Libyan capital, reports this evening indicate that clashes have spread across the capital, which is controlled by the Government of National Unity. Clashes also took place between government forces and the "Deterrence Forces" in a prison, resulting in the escape of a large number of prisoners. The Red Crescent Society in Tripoli declared a state of emergency.
Military sources told Al-Arabiya TV: Armed clashes in Tripoli have expanded after the arrival of military forces from the western region.
1 mēnesis atpakaļA circulating video shows the collapse of the Abdelghani Belqassim al-Kikli - Ghnewa headquarters, known as "Al-Safra" (The Zero) and located on Omdurman Street in Abu Salim, from which its power originated and expanded
1 mēnesis atpakaļAbu Salim and SSA HQs are now under the control of the MOD-affiliated 444 Brigade under Mahmoud Hamza and 111 Brigade under Abdelsalam al-Zubi. Remnants of SSA have dispersed, and its leadership escaped or took refuge outside Tripoli/Libya.
UNSMIL is closely monitoring reports of the military build-up and escalating tensions in Tripoli and the broader western region. We urgently call on all parties to immediately deescalate the situation, refrain from any provocative actions, and resolve disputes through dialogue. The Mission strongly supports Libyan efforts, including those led by elders and community leaders, to achieve a peaceful resolution and emphasizes the critical responsibility of all parties to protect civilians
1 mēnesis atpakaļPutin held a meeting with the commander of the Libyan National Army, Haftar
1 mēnesis atpakaļGNU Interior Ministry: 40 irregular migrants of various nationalities detained during raid in the Qaryat area
