had has more from southern tripoli. they have recaptured areas in southern tripoli after a day push to help us forces back to the big city of the city of the huna in fact have started forces have been now have been driven out of all the administrative borders of the capital let tripoli including this air force which has been inactive for the past 4 years as you know have to those forces took control of this airport last year and from here they were launching airstrikes and also rockets to target the government forces locations in many locations in southern tripoli and also there is additional areas in southern tripoli but the government forces say that there is still a problem facing them which is the landmines are planted by have sort of forces and also by the russian medicine is from the bagnall group who have been fighting alongside have some supporters they have been planting many than the mines in the areas they was go from in southern tripoli including it is additional areas and as you know for you that we reporte

who's at the airport in southern tripoli mahmoud what more do you know. we'll we're hearing now. the old international in active airport that has been remember this airport was under control of have to those forces for the past year now it is fully under control of the government of national accord forces after heavy fighting forces loyal to the world lord have good also. military sources with the government say dr the government forces there have been also advancing get in other neighborhoods it near the airport including going to get sort of been a shared area and also were areas near sort of who are now city their major a stronghold for have those forces in the west of the complete in fact the government forces after that he capturing get this airport have been advancing get in the main directions it around did the city of that who are now which is it actually being besieged by the government forces for months now they say that the take control of their city of thought who were then have by by taken then half the us forces lose. the whole west of libya with the exception of th

out at least 10 airstrikes earlier targeting an airport that they were trying to capture in southern tripoli those were the headlines about good more news in half an hour here on al-jazeera next hour as ever it's witness to stay with us. well as you watch the old school goes bust was the one that came out when i was. oh well i was still in the until the now is your age we use my school. because i was interested in you things. ah you know it's all the heard today and i heard a long time. we. leave. we.

says it's also retaken and abandoned the airport in southern tripoli. britain's prime minister is urging world leaders to unite against disease as he hosts a global vaccine summit joining the coronavirus pandemic representatives from over 50 countries will join boris johnson the leaders want to raise more than 7000000000 dollars loss and is director of the vaccine confidence project at the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine joins me now via skype from london good to have you with a scan on the program quite a successful day really at this conference in london we're getting news of the german chancellor having pledge 600000000 euros to the appeal hello heidi can you hear me in london heidi lawson. yes yes heidi it's good to have you with us again i just was saying that the german chancellor has pledged 600000000 euros to the pledging conference it seems to be in quite a good day i think it it's been a very good day. for the. for the mission. it's really been in fact i have i've been i expected it to be generous but it's been better than i exp

says it's also retaken an abandoned airport in southern tripoli. and the libyan prime minister fires also raj but the turkish president in ankara reza diaper the ones as turkey will increase its support for the rush but that have to under the biggest obstacle to peace of course you can follow those stories on our website at al-jazeera dot com back with the news hour in 30 minutes but next it's inside story with bernard smith do stay with us. a vigil in defiance for the 1st time. to remember the tiananmen square massacre it comes to impose a national security law on the 70 autonomous territory so will the city's democracy movement survive this is inside story. hello welcome to the program and it's. held a candlelight vigil to remember.

this is the old inactive international airport in southern tripoli and it's now under the control of forces loyal to the internationally recognized government of national accord after the manage it to drive our forces loyal to the world only for half a from here that happened after heavy fighting as you can see. the remains of the fierce battles that happened here over the past year have those forces remained in control of this airport for the past year and now the government forces say that they have also managed to push back half towards forces beyond the administrative borders of the capital tripoli this airport has been very strategic for both sides from here have those forces used to target the government forces locations with heavy weapons and also with airstrikes the problem remains as the government forces say in the land mines planted by hazardous forces in the vicinity of this airport which pose a threat not only for the government forces but also for the displaced civilians who cannot wait to return home now the government forces are preparing for a fresh offensive to move

carried out at least 10 or strikes earlier targeting an airport they're trying to capture in southern tripoli after the fighters launched an offensive to seize the capital just over a year ago. now the u.n. says some of its programs in yemen will need to close by the end of the month unless it gets an immediate injection of cash now that's after donations fell a $1000000000.00 short of the u.n. target at a virtual pledging conference on tuesday a saudi u.a.e. coalition has been fighting the rebels in yemen for more than 5 years the charity save the children says the world has abandoned yemenis in their darkest hour and of course you can follow all of the stories that we're covering including the ongoing crisis in the united states over the death of george smallwood on our web site at al-jazeera dot com. but you are just there with me still robin a reminder of our top stories the u.s. defense secretary has split from the president over military involvement and racism protests donald trump has pressured governors to mobilize troops to control crowds but mark asked but says he doesn't support in

area in southern tripoli and the are now preparing a fresh offensive to move on the city of daraa who now about 70 kilometers in the southern east of the capital tripoli thought hohner is the major stronghold of half that his forces in the west of libya of the government forces managed to capture who then have to his forces in this way lose the last of stronghold in the west of libya with the possible exception of a small town about 120 kilometers south of tripoli in the west of the moment called the town of. divvied. have been suffering setbacks recently in the west of libya especially. 2 weeks ago and then also in the west the mountain and before that in mid april several towns and cities along the western coast as you know that the government of national called has been sitting good jamming unit system units in the vicinity of the old inactive international airport to prevent have to work planes and drones from targeting get their hands and meanwhile the advancement of the air force. the government force is also a chip muted to the turkish draws that have been playing a major and v

stronghold of talk about to 65 kilometers from tripoli not most of the last had has the latest from southern tripoli helped out of the forces have been now have been driven out of all the administrative boulders of the capital of tripoli including this airport which has been active for the past 4 years as you know have to his forces took control of this airport last year and from here they were launching airstrikes and also rockets to target the government put in the occasions in many locations in southern company and also it is edition areas in southern. hong kong's legislature has criminalized insulting china's national anthem the vote was delayed after several pro-democracy politicians were kicked out of the legislative council chamber during the debate on the bill under the law all those considered to have misused of mocks the end some could be sentenced up to 3 years in prison. the anthem bill passed on the anniversary of the 1909 months square massacre large crowds amassed in hong kong for a memorial vigil in defiance of a ban on mass gatherings police refused permission for the event because

government troops celebrating the capture of a suburb on the southern outskirts of tripoli.t was a stronghold for forces loyal to the warlord, who launched a military campaign to seize the capital more than a year ago. are f fighting to reinstate rule in libya. we are fighting for our homes and nations. >> the battle in southern tripoli has been tough. government troops have now driven outsiders. they say this is not only a military achievement but a political gain as well. they are taking control of the airport. we have secured the whole area and facilitated that beyond the borders of tripoli. our plan is to liberate cities occupied by the fighters. >> the recent advancement is attributed to turkish military support of government troops. and the russian mercenaries who fought alongside this man. >> forces took control of this airport. they took shelter in its concrete buildings and used it as a base to target many areas inside tripoli. >> the government troops say they have had to move carefully to avoid landmines planted by retreating fighters. the mines pose a threat not

airport now the airport and it's a vicinity is the last a stronghold of have to his forces in southern tripoli the government forces who are now moving on have to those forces in and around the airport say that if the managed to be captured the airport and it's a vicinity then they can move on and have those forces in the city of start of warner south of tripoli the last stronghold of have to his forces in the west of libya where if have those forces lose the city of that owner then they have no place in the west of the country now we've been getting reports from government military sources in the vicinity of a to whom that city also saying that the government forces who have been besieging the city from the main they erections are now. engaged in fighting would have those forces in the vicinity of that city. now the u.n. says some of its programs in yemen will need to close by the end of the month unless it gets an immediate injection of cash that's after donations fell a $1000000000.00 short of a u.n. target at a virtual pledging conference on tuesday assad. has been fighting who the rebels

carried out at least 10 air strikes earlier targeting an airport they're trying to capture in southern tripoli of those fighters launched an offensive to seize the capital just over a year ago. is in tripoli for a small who just bring us up to date with what the situation is but also remind us if you could why this airport particularly is so significant. well rob it is indeed very significant where i'm standing now not very far from the the all the inactive international airport where the clashes are going going between the government forces and forces loyal to the warlords plea for help to the who are positioned inside the old inactive international. the importance of that airport is that have that his forces have been in control of it over the past 11 months in iraq and from there they have been targeting the government forces locations in many areas in southern near tripoli as you know it's a very well. it's a very well fortified and the government forces say that have to visit forces inside the airport to take in shield inside their very strong concrete building is inside the airport now t

the battle in and around this abandoned airport in southern tripoli has been tough but the government troops have now given out how to fight or has. they say this is not only a military achievement but a political gain as well. by taking control of the airport we have now secured the whole area and facilitated our advance much further beyond even ministry to the borders of tripoli our primary was to liberate cities occupied by have 2 fighters and or you christian the reason to advancement is attributed mainly to turkish military support of government troops and the withdrawal of russian messines who fought alongside have to as men for the past year have those forces took control of this airport they took shelter in its concrete buildings and used it as a base to target many areas inside tripoli the government's troops say they've had to move carefully to avoid landmines are planted by half that is retreating the fighters the mines pose a threat not only for the troops but also for displeased the civilians who are desperate to return home. the next government of is likely to target the

replenished the war in southern tripoli and southern libya. government has just regained western libya, now it needs to bring stability back to the country, bring production by the normal, especially the oil production, and also to rebuild the economy and security in the country. anchor: taliban fighters have killed at least 18 afghan security personnel into a on checkpoints in the north of the country. died in a raid. the bloodshed comes as the insurgents and the government inch closer towards potential peace negotiations. the violent arrest of a nurse at a protest in paris is causing outrage in france. right police were found removing the woman from a crowd of demonstrating health workers who were demanding better pay for their work during the pandemic. at one point, officers dragged the woman by her hair. she was arrested for throwing objects. we have more. reporter: posted online, video causing a flurry of indignation on social media. the arrest of a norse by tuesday police ony tuesday. health workers demonstrating for higher pay, their de

this is the old the inactive international airport in southern tripoli and it's now under control of forces loyal to the internationally recognized government of national accord after the manage it to drive our forces loyal to the world honey fair have said from here that happened after heavy fighting as you can see. the remains of the fierce battles that happened here over the past year have those forces remained in control of this airport for the past year and now the government forces say that they have also managed to push back half that its forces beyond the administrative borders of the capital tripoli this airport has been very strategic for both sides from here have those forces used to target the government forces locations with heavy weapons and also with airstrikes the problem remains as the government forces say in the land mines planted by hazardous forces in the vicinity of this airport which pose a threat not only for the government forces but also for the displaced civilians who cannot wait to return home now the government forces are preparing for a fresh offensive t

court in southern tripoli. 3 men charged with the murder of a black man in the u.s. state of georgia are appearing in court and with was chased and shot 3 times by retired white police officer and his son in february but they were only charged in may after a video of the shooting in brunswick led to nationwide protests police in senegal have arrested more than 70 people have protests against coronavirus restrictions turned violent demonstrators torched police vehicles and a health center near the capital dhaka calling for an end to the state's from urgency nighttime curfew senegal's interior minister is expected to announce an easing of lockdown restrictions later on thursday and you can follow those stories of course on our website at al-jazeera dot com we of course will be following the news of george floyd's memorial service across the u.s. next its top 12 is there to stay with us. to see. the global pandemic has changed our world as we know it. it's been particularly devastating on the aviation sector airports have been shut thousands of their planes grounded. bu

says it's also retaken and abandoned airport in southern tripoli. britain's prime minister is urging world leaders to unite against disease as he hosts a global vaccine summit during the coronavirus pandemic representatives from more than 50 countries are joining boris johnson the leaders want to raise more than 7 $1000000000.00 heidi lawson is director of the vaccine confidence project at the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine joins me now via skype from the british capital good to have you with us on the program and how successful in your opinion has pledging conference in london been today. well there's been a tremendous amount of commitment both in terms of. high level support for the mission of the global alliance and the. and there's been a significant amount of pledging going on i don't have the total tally but i think . it really reflects the recognition that we are in an acute time extra need for support not just with the scenes normally but the thing that's different this year is of course in the face of coal that there's a new

earlier carried out at least 10 ass tribes targeting an airport they're trying to capture in southern tripoli. do stay with us on al-jazeera faultlines is next thanks for watching. what a prime minister takes a lump of coal into his own parliament that call means a lot of the country's fortunes we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in get a break that government has a slogan that whatever the problem is the board's jobs and counting the cost on al-jazeera. on a saturday morning in kabul families gather to remember their loved ones killed during more than 40 years of conflict in afghanistan. you know it's true. this is the memory box example. families put together boxes like this to make sure their loved ones are numbered and put a face to the wars violent cost. focus and solace comes that should. and then because it's the times. since the united nations began tracking civilian casualties in 2009 more than 35000 civilians have been killed. was killed by a suicide bomber in 27. hours and so important to remember who says to us we're. going to show

says it's also retaken an abandoned port in southern tripoli and that comes as the libyan prime minister fires also raj but the turkish president in ankara reza diaper the ones as turkey will increase its support for the rush but that have to under the biggest obstacle to peace of course you can follow those stories on our web site at al-jazeera dot com back with the news hour in 30 minutes but next it's inside story with bernard smith do stay with us. a vigil in defiance for the 1st time. to remember the tiananmen square massacre it comes to impose a national security law on the 70 autonomous territory so cities democracy movement . is inside story. hello welcome to the program. hong kong has held a candlelight vigil to remember the tiananmen square massacre every year for the past free decades it's one of only 2 territories in china the other is macau where people can openly commemorate the chinese army's crackdown on democracy protests in 1989 but this year for the 1st time the memorial has been banned in both places police in hong kong cited the corona virus outbreak and restrictions

carried out at least 10 airstrikes earlier targeting an airport they are trying to liberate in southern tripoli after fighters launched an offensive to seize the capital just over a year ago and authorities in sudan have put up barricades outside the military headquarters in khartoum crowds are gathering to mark a year since our violent crackdown by security forces killed more than 100 people and injured 700 others the protests so president omar bashir removed from power but many victims say those who replaced him are yet to deliver justice well that's it you're up to date with the headlines on al-jazeera the news continues right after inside story stay with us. adding fuel to the fire defiance and alfredo to donald trump threatens protesters across the u.s. said he could deploy the on the deal but is that the outset to growing public anger and will this be give it more momentum this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm convinced many a calling for a healing speech from president donald trump tackling racial inequality and police reform head on those the demands of many protesters

gyptian military experts have been supporting cast that they run the battles but on the battles in southern tripoli from the certain central command and the city up to who are now from ted who now have to his forces received ministry enforcement reinforcements and also military supplies over the past year momentum began to shift in january when turkey started sending troops and drones to support the internationally recognized government and turkey's president has promised more cooperation with libya's prime minister the united nations says talks on a cease fire have resumed for the 1st time in 3 months. and if i as also raj urged nations such as russia egypt and the u.a.e. to stop supporting khalifa haftar he speed is among. libya hold on a person who was never concerned about the libyan people's problems and who has been putting libya's future in constant danger can never have the capability to sit at the negotiation table or this person and both who provide political military and financial support to him are the biggest obstacle to peace. or you're going to hear and i would like to address the co

carried out at least 10 and a strikes they are targeting a fault that they're trying to capture in southern tripoli after his fighters launched an offensive to seize accountable over a year ago and the u.n. says some of its programs in yemen will need to close by the end of the moment unless it gets an immediate injection of cash and that's after donations fell a $1000000000.00 short of the u.n. target at a virtual pledging conference on shoes day those were the headlines because you follow those stories on our web site al-jazeera dot com i'll be back with more news in the al-jazeera news hour in half an hour but next it's inside story with bernard smith to stay with us. well the killing of george for a change in race relations in the u.s. protests against police brutality continues president donald trump is accused of fanning the flames is there enough momentum to change laws and altitudes in what is already a polarized election year this is inside story. hello welcome to the program. the killing of george floyd has reignited pent up anger towards racism and police brutality in the united states s

calls grow for a political solution to the crisis in money as more the discovery of bodies in southern tripoli the military says the bodies belong to people kidnapped by forces of war the have. and it's not the 1st the un's top rights body or did a fact finding mission after the discovery of mass graves into huna previous stronghold of have to find his forces. after a 14 month military campaign to take control of the capital after failed the internationally recognized government recently recaptured. along with other towns in western libya. and on monday the chief international criminal court prosecutor said in the statement she would not hesitate to expand investigations and potential prosecutions to cover any new instances of crimes but there is a possibility of more violence to come libya's government forces in opposition to the west of so that the demand to have to both retreat from the strategic city on monday the u.s. ambassador to tripoli and the head of africa command met with libya's prime minister fayyad. they discussed efforts to stabilize the country but also how egypt has weighed i

gyptian military experts have been supporting have to they run the battles around the battles in southern tripoli from the certain central command and the city of the huna from ted who now have that his forces received military enforcement reinforcement and also military supplies over the past year before all of that who does not mean the into the fighting according to military sources here with the government they say that right they are going to continue chasing after sources further soured. to the city of beni will lead that's where house forces are if we're getting now ok mom would we see santa bring him where you are yes we see the celebrations ongoing where you are right now and as you've said this is a significant setback for have to forces because this was their stronghold in the west but as you've said also have tried still controls large parts of eastern libya so worse likely to happen next are we going to see some sort of retaliation from have tossed forces after this defeat today. that's also possible because a little while ago we heard a mortar rockets as the government forces were c

finished the war in southern tripoli and also in western libya the government has just regained western libya and now it needs to bring this to belittle back to the country bring production back to normal especially the oil production and also to rebuild the economy and security in the contrary so the delegation that includes a civet on the types of civil. officials in all sectors energy economy security and also military as you know that. all the plans are based on the security and military. agreement that was a strike between neath the government of national accord and last november so turkey having that league it is standing which is the security and economic agreement with the libyan government it now now tries to expand its activities in libya and in libya's to the to the waters based on or by virtue of that agreement as you know that is planning to start. excavation operations in the eastern mediterranean also by virtue of that agreement with the libyan government so it seemed that this is a long term strategy that turkey is trying to build in libya rachelle not tell ahead with th

finished the war in southern tripoli and also in western libya the government has just regained westernlibya and now it needs to bring this to belittle back to the country bring production back to normal especially the oil production and also to rebuild the economy and security in the contrary the u.s. has introduced more sanctions against syria and secretary of state might propose says that it won't stop until president bashar assad ends the war against his own people a new law known as the cesar act includes a raft of financial sanctions targeting any person or entity that does business with those close to him assad's wife asked what is on the list among around 30 of those. of course in france has found the uncle of bashar al assad guilty of international fraud refer to al assad was accused of using syrian state funds for personal gain the court in paris sentenced him to 4 years in prison it also ordered the seizure of millions of dollars worth of property in france and london in mali an influential imaam an opposition leader is calling for people to return to the streets on friday to

troops carried out at least 10 air strikes targeting an airport they are trying to liberate in southern tripoli after fighters launched an offensive to seize a capital just over a year ago and authorities in sudan have put up barricades outside the military headquarters in khartoum crowds are gathering to mark a year since a violent crackdown by security forces killed more than 100 people and injured 700 others the protests so president omar al bashir removed from power but many victims say those who replaced him are yet to deliver justice all that said you're up to date with the headlines on al-jazeera the news continues right after inside story stay with us. and. adding fuel to the fire defiance an offer aged donald trump threatens protesters across the u.s. navy could deploy be on the field but is that belts the growing public anger and will the speech give it more momentum this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm convinced many a calling for a healing speech from president donald trump tackling racial inequality and police reform head all.

gyptian military experts have been supporting have to they run the battles but on the battles in southern tripoli from the sets of central command and the city of to whom from ted who now have that his forces received ministry enforcement reinforcements and also military supplies over the past year. earlier i spoke to some a humvee who's the editor in chief of the online magazine international interest he says the capture of to her means the end of hostilities months long offensive to seize tripoli. has those offensive on no trip really had 2 key strongholds into it was launched from 2 key strongholds the 1st was on what the air base that was taken not too long ago and the 2nd was. after the fall of a lot of those forces knew that they could not hold on to tripoli offensive. began to withdraw some of their troops and don't want to or the news from taiwan or comes after the g.n.a.t. went to moscow and after the meeting between and again and said i was the president of the g n a where it's believed that turkey and russia are now negotiating a framework of cooperation so i don't know today it's uncl

earlier carried out at least 10 airstrikes targeting an airport they're trying to capture in southern tripoli. do stay with us on al-jazeera faultlines is next thanks for watching. what a prime minister takes a lump of coal into his own parliament that call means a lot of the country's fortunes we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we're living again bretts it was a slogan that whatever the problem is the boys jobs and counting the cost on al-jazeera. on a saturday morning in kabul families gather to remember their loved ones killed during more than 40 years of conflict in afghanistan. you know it's true. this is the memory box example. families put together boxes like this to make sure their loved ones are numbered and put a face to the wars violent cost. of sports is senseless comes that should. then be crossed.

finished the war in southern tripoli and also in western libya the government has just regained western libya and now it needs to bring this to belittle back to the country bring production back to normal especially the oil production and also to rebuild the economy and security in the contrary the taliban fighters have killed at least 18 afghan security personnel in 2 attacks on checkpoints in the north of the country 12 were killed at an army post in charge and province 6 others died in a raid include. the latest bloodshed comes as the insurgents and the government inch closer towards potential peace negotiations. the fall into arrest of a nurse at a protest in paris is causing outrage in france riot police were filmed removing the women from a crowd of demonstrating health workers who were demanding better pay for their work during the pandemic at one point officers dragged the 50 year old woman by her hair the police say she was arrested for throwing objects about to has more. i believe a posted online video of this arrest caused a flurry of indignation on social media a nurse at a

tripoli. government troops liberating the capture of gaza been o'shea disappeared on the southern outskirts of tripoli. it was a stronghold for forces loyal to the warlords have to launch of a military campaign to seize the capital more than a year ago then a month or so your mind the same and them some of the early years after us forces are fighting to reinstate military rule in libya but we are fighting to defend our homes our nation. the battle in and around this abandoned airport in southern tripoli has been tough but government troops have now given our have to the fighters they say this is not only a military achievement but a political gain as well. by taking control of the airport we have now secured the whole area and facilitated our advancement further beyond the ministry to borders of tripoli our primary was to liberate cities occupied by have to fight his and or you christian the reason to advancement is attributed mainly to turkish military support of government troops and the withdrawal of russian mystery's who fought alongside have to his men for the past year have those forces

carried out at least 10 airstrikes earlier targeting an airport they're trying to capture in southern tripoli. an iranian scientist who was released from a u.s. prison has arrived home sealers the scot he was welcomed by his family into iran he was acquitted of charges of stealing state secrets in november but he was kept in immigration custody because of an expired visa. a suit whose former 1st lady messiah to bonnie has been arrested for murder earlier this year she was charged with ordering the killing of the previous wife of thomas the bonnie he resigned last month as prime minister assayas the money had been out on conditional release but listened to his appeal court revoked her bail last week a former prime minister is also a suspect but he's not yet being charged. and those are the headlines the news continues after a world cup by. because a part of the civil cookie. is simple but the knowledge of what a faucet there but the more peaceful on it are the postulate they cut that short because of also some of them are good service and you know engender selvi send. us a view that all cynic

that they saw egyptian soldiers fighting alongside have to his forces and military axes and southern tripoli in fact the government of national called has in its cost to the egyptian soldiers taken captives by its forces in southern shipping as mahmud giving us that update on the situation in libya from tripoli i want to bring in claudia good seanie is she's a senior libya analyst at the international crisis group she's joining us now from rome thank you very much indeed for being with us let's talk about this meeting that is apparently going on in egypt at the moment given the fact that the government of national accord forces seem to have made so many gains so quickly over the last couple of days how significant is it that is actually in cairo at this point. well what egypt is trying to do is to ensure that the eastern coalition so half are on one side as representative of the libyan national army and the lesson of the head of the president but they join ranks and appear as a united block so egypt is trying to show that the riffs that over the past few weeks have been rumored of being fuel

jenny forces have also retaken control of an abandoned airport in southern tripoli after launched an offensive to take control of the capital just over a year ago fighting continues but government officials say acosta has also lost significant ground in erie is close to his stronghold of tarhouni that's all coming as libyan prime minister for his own sorrows is in ankara to be turkey's president of egypt. now we're going to get more on the talks in turkey shortly with sin and cos who 1st let's go to mahmoud at the airport in saw them tripoli mahmoud what do we know what makes the g.n.a.t. so confident that it has control of tripoli. well the robber taking control of this inactive the old international airport the government forces that managed to move beyond their port and push have to his forces back beyond the minutes that they have bulldozers this southern borders of the capital tripoli now this ignorance of this airport as the military commanders of the government here tell us it is that it they now have stopped tufted its forces from targeting get many areas inside tripoli by. a

as well as ending have 2 hours 14 month attempt to capture tripoli that led to battles in the capital southern suburbs and rocket attacks on the city center. after our self declared libyan national army which is backed by russia the u.a.e. and egypt said its troops were being withdrawn from tripoli in order to give the ceasefire talks a chance to who know was the main launch pad for the offensive against the capital that have to use force as finally abandoned this week. g.n.a.t. commander said forces had reached the center of town huna after entering from 4 sides. but the l.n.h. continues to control in eastern libya where there is a parallel administration into broke as well as large parts of the south where the main oil fields are located the united nations has warned the recent flood of weapons and fighters to both sides in libya risks in a major new escalation has those offensive on no tripoli had 2 key strongholds it was launched from 2 key strongholds the 1st was a what the or the airbase that was taken not too long ago and the 2nd was. after the fall of the what the other half those forc

military experts have been supporting kept at it they run the battles beyond the battles in southern tripoli from the certain central command and the city of tijuana from ted who would not have tied his forces received military enforcement reinforcements and also military supplies over the past year memorial services have been held in the united states for george floyd who died in police custody in minneapolis 10 days of black lives matter protests across the u.s. were paused as tributes were paid for policemen have been sacked and charged in connection with his murder victory it's crazy all these people came to see my brother and. that's amazing to me that he touched so many people. you know that he be in touch in our hearts you know. you come to 3rd war where we're from people across right now and it's how much they love them you know i'm just stand strong as i came in because i need to get it out i need to get it out everybody won't justice we want justice for george he's going to get it he's going to get it. in new york state to 2 police officers have been suspended after they were filme

city from this city house that its forces were running the battles in southern tripoli in fact they had the central command here in the city of thought who now that was run by russian military experts and also all got a military experts from egypt that's according to government admits the source of this swift. takeover of the city of sirte who now is attributed maybe least as the government sources tell us is attributed to there was the will of the national messines. where physicians head and the city of the sort who are not also the advancement of the government forces you to do. turkish military support now with a government devoted to him to think that he would not say that the i'm not going to stop here that the fighting has not stopped in fact that they are determined to move south pacific you know but he will need that. help that his forces the position he got out of bed up that he pulled out from the city not a moment to know what had reporting for us and live from keeps a mode we'll be checking in with you later thank you very much. it's world environment day and the u.n. is cal

in libya that can no longer be tolerated more from laura but many discovery of more bodies in southern tripoli the military says the bodies belong to people kidnapped by forces of warlords highly sought after. and it's not the 1st the un's top rights body ordered a fact finding mission after the discovery of mass graves in dar huna previously a stronghold of have to and his forces. after a 14 month military campaign to take control of the capital after failed the internationally recognized government recently recaptured term along with all the towns in western libya and on monday the chief international criminal court prosecutor said in the statement she would not hesitate to expand investigations and potential prosecutions to cover any new instances of crimes. but there is a possibility of more violence to come libya's government forces in opposition to the west of so that the demanding have to both retreat from the strategic city. on monday the u.s. ambassador to tripoli and the head of africa command met with libya's prime minister fires as. they discussed efforts to stabilize the country b