Libyan conflict
- Libya: Russia moves for UN solution, but little hope in sight for EU immigration crisis
A peace process to unite warring Libya is about to kick off. Russia is once again showing the West diplomacy is the only hope for the country which has been wrecked by the West’s meddling. But will a peace process also hold the EU to account? - ‘We won’t surrender an inch of our land’: Marshal Haftar to RT on Libya’s statehood & arms embargo
The head of the Libyan National Army, Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar, has told RT he is seeking Moscow’s support in lifting the “unfair” UN arms embargo in order to procure Russian weaponry to battle terrorism, human trafficking and to fully restore Libya’s sovereignty and statehood.News - Libyan strongman Haftar visits Moscow, discusses restoration of statehood & possible military aid
Prominent Libyan military commander General Khalifa Haftar, who represents one of the major forces in the fractured country, has visited Moscow. He met top Russian officials, including the foreign and defense ministers.News - Libyan strongman Haftar declares liberation of Benghazi from jihadists (VIDEOS)
After more than three years of fighting, the self-styled Libyan National Army (LNA) has liberated Libya’s second-largest city from Islamist militants, General Khalifa Haftar announced on state TV, declaring a “new era of peace” in Benghazi.News - ‘US ‘annihilation tactics’ will make matters worse in Syria’
The use by the US of so-called ‘annihilation tactics’ against ISIS, which includes dropping huge bombs in densely populated areas, would only make things worse; that’s why the Syrian government denounced the strategy, says investigative journalist Rick Sterling. - ‘Libya becoming completely failed state’ – former US Ambassador
Nothing has changed the dire situation in Libya since the fall of the Gaddafi regime, said John Graham, former US Ambassador to Libya. A couple of weeks ago there were three separate governments, now we may have a fourth, he added.
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