Hafter’s LNA refute accusation of possible use of chemical weapons, Tripoli says it is investigating report
By Sami Zaptia. LNA official spokesperson Ahmed Mesmari (Photo: Archives from LANA) London, 24 April 2020: Ahmed Mesmari, the Official ...
Tag: Acting UNSMIL head and SRSG Stephanie Williams
Libya situation bleak, truce in name only, arms pouring in, alphabet soup of mercenaries, concerned about chemical weapon use report: UNSMIL’s Williams
By Sami Zaptia. London, 24 April 2020: Libya’s situation is ‘‘bleak’’ with ‘‘a perfect storm’’ of ‘‘a proxy war’’, a ...
Hafter’s war on Tripoli: One year on, no progress and no resolution. EU and UNSMIL continue call for truce – but without any effective action
By Sami Zaptia. Damage to civilian property yesterday in the centre of Busleem Municipality caused by what the Municipality called ...
Another night of intensive bombing of Tripoli in total disregard for agreed ‘‘humanitarian pause’’ and anti Covid19 efforts; UNSMIL strongly condemns violations
By Sami Zaptia. London, 25 March 2020: Tripoli experienced another night of intense bombing last night of its civilian areas. ...
Tripoli fighting continues in total disregard for agreed ‘‘humanitarian pause’’ to fight Covid19: UNSMIL strongly condemns violations
By Sami Zaptia. London, 24 March 2020: Fighting around Tripoli has continued over the last few days in total disregard ...
Stephanie Williams attends AU’s Libya Contact Group in Congo
By Sami Zaptia. London, 13 March 2020: Newly appointed Acting SRSG and UNSMIL head, Stephanie Williams, joined the UN delegation ...
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Several MoU’s and contracts signed at final day of Libyan French Forum for Development and Reconstruction
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