the attack in july into jura near the capital tripoli killed more than 50 people and injured more than 130 others the details emerge in a draft report seen by al jazeera it also means the united. emirates jordan and sudan as violating u.n. arms in boggled by supplying have tossed forces the u.n. arms embargo on libya that is of course they speak to. our correspondent in tripoli mahmoud tell us more about what this report is saying is it seems to be a pretty damning one but it doesn't specifically identify the country believed to be behind the airstrike on the migrant detention center into jura. well 1st of all it seems that this 3 bore just revealing that the increasing involvement of certain regional powers in the libyan conflict is increasing the case and instability in the country remember before have to his forces launch of the military attack to seize tripoli on april the 4th there was supposed to be peace talk meeting in the city of adamus on the 15th of april and many stakeholders including the united nations were hopeful at the time that this meeting or peace talks initiative i

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