they see khalifa haftar as being amid a spoiler to any peace talks and stability of course khalifa haftar in april of 2100 began a military campaign to try to take control of the capital so they see how after as being responsible for the hundreds of thousands some estimates here up to 400000 people have been displaced because of the fighting thousands have been killed and so they see him as a spoiler to any serious piece and any serious negotiations so whether or not this is the beginning of a serious and realistic. peace talk for libya is yet to be seen. there's been violence in ivory coast after president alasania were tyler was formally chosen by his ruling party to run for a 3rd term in october's election he accepted the nomination at a rally in abidjan but the opposition has called it unconstitutional and says it amounts to a coup and violence erupted between opposition and government supporters in several towns what our had declined to seek a 3rd term then changed his mind after the death of his chosen successor last month israeli police have dispersed thousands of protesters

for its part, the eastern—based parliament — backed by the rebel leader general khalifa haftar — haveeir forces will also stop fighting. in football, seville have won the europa league final against inter milan. the spanish side won an entertaining match by three goals to two in germany. they've now won the trophy six times. the game was played before an empty stadium in cologne. the last few weeks have been uncertain for many school leavers hoping to get into university, but one student's dream is a step closer, thanks to the kindness

libya's rival powers call for a new ceasefire in the civil war but it's unclear whether the war khalifa haftar will support it so will the truce hold long enough to give peace a chance this isn't one story. alone welcome to the program i'm in wrong on many ceasefires who tried and failed to end years of conflict in libya but the 2 rival powers appear to have found some common ground with the latest truce an ounce went on friday tripoli's a un recognized government cold fighting to come to an end and for elections to be held by march its rival administration in the east which backs the warlord holy for have to also urged all parties to stick to the truce the u.n. expressed its support as did major have to baca egypt but the warlord hasn't responded after has suffered a series of losses along libya's western coast since the start of this year the government in tripoli says it will respond if necessary when you have one who can enter will have to respect to cease fire where they will to guarantee he would respect to cease fire after the building talks or previous agreements he threw spec's this i

recognized government in tripoli and the 2 broke parliament allied with warlord khalifa haftar of called on their forces to stop fighting they said the move was aimed at ending foreign interference in libya after his campaign to take the capital tripoli was pushed back by government forces with support from turkey russian mercenaries have been fighting on have to side something happened is editor in chief of the international interest a current affairs not assist magazine with a particular focus on the middle east he joins us now via skype from london sami put this into context for us what do you make of it. i think that this is the 1st time in the entire libya conflict went by both sides are whereby we have a military stalemate whereby the military dynamics are equal if you remember previously however there was a superior force and he was able to bulldoze all attempts at a cease fire but this time as a result of turkish intervention the western side g.n.a.t. the government of national court has enough power now to prevent have there from watching the west which even if it doesn't have t

called for an immediate ceasefire in libya the rival parliament in the east aligned with world khalifa haftar also called on all parties to stick to a truce have to has yet to respond the tripoli administration says it will respond defensively if necessary money of one of those of us who can enter will have to will respect what they will to guarantee he would respect to supply of the bearing talks or previous agreements if you respects this is fine we will welcome that because we do not want libyan bloodshed we call for peace however if you violates the peace agreement we're ready to fight and we will force him to leave like we forced him to leave western libya well this potential breakthrough came as the warring sides were actually gearing up for a battle over the city of sirte. that has some context. libya has been in turmoil for nearly a decade oh nato back falsies over to its longtime leader moammar gadhafi in 2000 level but the roots of what's often described as this old rich country's civil war started after the disputed elections in 2014 disagreement between the then house of represent

government says 9 washing planes carrying weapons and must now reus have arrived to support the war khalifa haftar these groups have been backing off his campaign to capture tripoli the u.s. recently accused russia of using these mercenaries to deliver supplies to hospitals forces israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has described protesters for calling for his resignation as anarchists thousands joined the largest demonstration in west jerusalem in a decade they say that you know who shouldn't be in office while facing corruption charges. the headlines more news for you here al-jazeera inside story next. a 2nd wave of. the number of new cases the. government's weighing options to face it. and what will the fallout be this is inside story. welcome to the program. just a few weeks ago many governments they have a koran.

government that we talk about that controls the area and great to the left you've got the warlord khalifa haftarwho is allied with the east in parliament in to brooke controlling the areas and read both sides gearing up for a battle over the city of sirte in the middle there which is the gateway to libya's prized oil fields but there are now proposals to jointly demilitarize the area along with the airbase in the south search we should also mention is controlled by forces loyal to haftar they imposed an oil blockade in january and of caused around a $1000000000.00 in losses the cease fire calls for oil production to resume and it also wants elections to take place in march as long as libyans agree on a constitutional basis for such a vote well it has the support now looking back at the recent conflict in libya. libya has been in turmoil for nearly a decade. nato bank full seasons with a rich long time leader moammar gadhafi in 2011 the root wants often described as this old rich country's civil war started after the disputed elections in 2014. disagreement between the then house of representativ

the map showing the tripoli based government which controls that area sort of in a gray ward khalifa haftar who's allied with that eastern parliament into brooke controls the area in red as we mentioned earlier both sides were gearing up for that battle of sirte pretty much in the middle that is they get right to libya's prized oil fields but there are now proposals to jointly demilitarize that area along with the for air base in the south currently so it is controlled by forces loyal to have to have imposed an oil blockade since january that has caused around a 1000000000 dollars in losses the cease fire calls for oil production to resume also once elections to take place in march as long as libyans agree on a constitutional basis stratfor now looking back at the recent conflict in libya. libya has been in turmoil for nearly a decade. with a rich longtime leader moammar gadhafi in 2000 level. often described as this rich country's civil war started after the disputed elections in 2014. disagreement between the then house of representatives and the general national congress made worse over

look at the situation on the ground now the tripoli based government controls the area and the khalifa haftar controls the area in red the rest of the territory is controlled by other groups both sides being gehring out for a battle of the city of sirte the gateway to libya's prized oil fields but there are now proposals to jointly demilitarize the area along with the base in the south . after us forces are in control of sirte and have been imposing an oil blockade since january causing nearly $8000000000.00 in losses friday cease fire calls for production to resume. let's bring in our guests in istanbul we have an ass al gore marty director of the subject institute a libya based think tank in temple combe u.k. we have a loonie a libya research at durham university and in washington d.c. jonathan winer a former u.s. special envoy to libya a welcome to you all i'd like to begin istanbul with us. now there seems to be one person who is very conspicuous by his absence in all of this and that khalifa haftar he's not the one that actually signed off on this cease fire deal it was a regular salary

basically for have to as being a myth a spoiler to any peace talks and stability of course khalifa haftar in april of 2100 began a military campaign to try to take control of the capital so they see how after as being responsible for the hundreds of thousands some estimates here up to 400000 people have been displaced because of the fighting thousands have been killed and so they see him as a spoiler to any serious piece and any serious negotiations so whether or not this is the beginning of a serious and realistic. peace talk for libya is yet to be seen. still ahead on the news hour a fire has forced tens of thousands from their homes in california the governor appeals for help from canada and australia. john d. experimental concert that could help shape the future of the large scale events held during the pandemic and he's on another winning run is he on the winning run a player chasing his said n.b.a. championship with as many different franchises street as the action coming up in sports distance. hello there the usual weather for the most fossil cross much of the middle east but to th

actually lead to a serious and permanent cease fire remains to be seen what we haven't seen is khalifa haftarand whether or not he will accept the conditions of the ceasefire or not this is gained international traction with countries welcoming the statement including the u.s. the u.k. egypt the u.a.e. qatar and various actors in the libyan conflict we spoke to the spokesman of the military operations here for certain a job for and and what he said is whether or not have to actually accept or respect the ceasefire agreement is yet to be seen if he does we will we welcome that and we do not want further bloodshed but if he is going to violate the cease fire agreement they are saying that they are ready to fight and will continue on today liberate all of libya in his words now there have been previous cease fire agreements in the past that hasn't really amounted to a serious political solution here in libya so whether or not this is going to actually. be the beginning of a serious political and military solution is yet to be seen. now the head of the u.s. postal service has told a senate commit

recognized government says that more russian mercenaries of arrived support the warlord khalifa haftar the group's opin backing have his campaign to capture tripoli the u.s. recently accused russia of using these mercenaries to deliver supplies to have task forces the u.n. representative in libya is warning against foreign intervention. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the protesters demanding his resignation are advocates who are trampling on democracy throughout the summer thousands of israeli demonstrators of course they have to step down but we canceled the largest protests to date they say that yahoo has failed to handle a coronavirus pandemic and shouldn't be in office trial for corruption. unless the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera off one or one east next . and. when the fukushima tsunami hit japan's coastline in 2011 it destroyed everything in its path the jewel in the mahdi more. you know the more. genteel the would move up the judicial. in the aftermath of the thorazine began building a massive new sea wall along 400 kilometers of the coastline

called for an immediate halt to fighting the rival parliament in the east aligned with warlord khalifa haftar called on all parties to stick to the truce but the tripoli administration says it will respond defensively if necessary menu of one who can enter will have to respect is this were they able to guarantee he would respect to supply after the burning talks or previous agreements if you specs this is fine we will welcome that because we do not want libyan bloodshed we call for peace however if you violates the peace agreement we are ready to fight and we will force him to leave like we forced him to leave western libya. well this potential breakthrough came as the warring sides were gehring up for a battle over the city of says. it has more context. the libya has been in turmoil for nearly a decade. was. nato bank full season overthrew its longtime leader moammar gadhafi in 2011 for the roots of what's often described as this oil rich countries civil war started after the disputed elections in 2014. disagreement between the then house of representatives and the general national congress

nice government says that more russian mercenaries of the arrived support the warlord khalifa haftar all the groups have been backing have his campaign to capture tripoli the u.s. recently accused russia of using these mercenaries to deliver supplies to have forces the u.n. representative in libya is warning against foreign intervention israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the protesters demanding his resignation am a kists who are trampling on democracy throughout the summer thousands of israeli demonstrators of call for him to step down the weekend so the largest protests to date they say that netanyahu is failed to handle a coronavirus pandemic and shouldn't be in office while on trial for corruption. those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after one hour one east next. when the fukushima tsunami hit japan's coastline in 2011 it destroyed everything in its path the jewel in the body more. suitable wore jeans in the middle of the would move up the opposite actually. in the aftermath of the thorazine began building a massive new seawall along 400 kil

a spokesman for libyan warlord khalifa haftar has to missed a cease fire announcement by the un recognized government as a marketing stunt. says the truce is actually part of a covert plan to attack us this fight is uncertain i'll just but he made no mention of a power of el ceasefire announcement by the eastern based part of it which is allied to have to search is the gateway to libya's prized oil fields. we believe the ceasefire is false and meant only as propaganda it is simply to throw dust in the eyes this is the reality on the ground and this is what was confirmed or air and land recon all the intelligence we go that proves that in turn to attack our forces in sirte and. well malik traina brings us more on this story now from misrata. this isn't the 1st time that have to has refused to sign a cease fire agreement back in january talks sponsored by ancora and moscow brought the warring sides together the g.n.a.s. internationally recognized government tripoli signed the ceasefire agreement have left moscow without signing so and this was when have there was on the outskirts of tripoli

government in tripoli has announced a cease fire as its rival parliament in the east aligned with war khalifa haftar has also called for a halt to the fighting but the tripoli government says it will respond to any violence it sees from have to force. someone who can enter will have to respect this is where they will to guarantee he would respect to cease fire after the burning talks or previous agreements if you respects this is fire we will welcome that because we do not want bloodshed we call for peace however if you violate the peace agreement we are ready to fight and we will force him to leave like we forced him to leave western libya. the head of the u.s. postal service has told a senate committee that mail in ballots will be delivered on time for november's election postmaster general lewis to joy has faced criticism for the changes that have caused delays in the postal system. u.s. presidential nominee joe biden says he would be prepared to shut down the country to prevent the spread of coronavirus he made those comments a day after outlining his campaign platform in his acceptance speech a

government says 9 washington planes carrying weapons and mercenaries have arrived to support the war khalifa haftar these groups have been backing have turned his campaign to capture tripoli the u.s. recently accused russia of using these mercenaries to deliver supplies to have forces israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has described protesters for calling for his resignation as advocates thousands joined the largest demonstration in west jerusalem in a decade they say that you know who shouldn't be in office while facing corruption charges. more news for you here. inside story next. in a 2nd wave of 19 the number of new cases is surging around the globe and governments weighing options to face it. and what will the fallout be this is inside story. hello welcome to the program. just a few weeks ago many governments fall they have a coronavirus under control the number of cases was falling and the infections flattening governments started lifting restrictions and reopening that economies some even praised for their successes and many people resume their daily lives but that optimism hasn't lo

for its part, the eastern—based parliament — backed by the rebel leader general khalifa haftar — haventer milan. the spanish side won an entertaining match by three goals to two in germany. they've now won the trophy six times. the game was played before an empty stadium in cologne. the last few weeks have been uncertain for many school leavers hoping to get into university, but one student's dream is a step closer, thanks to the kindness of a very special stranger. vitoria mario, who's 18 and from london, set up an online fundraising page to help pay for college accomodation and living costs. and guess who decided to chip in, none other than the us pop star, taylor swift. here's david sillito. i couldn't believe it. ifeel, like, even now, i am still processing it. ijust can't believe it. it began with this text message. 18—year—old vitoria mario was in church and a friend wanted to let her know there had been a donation to her university gofundme page... ..from taylor swift. 2a hours later, it is still rather difficult to process. i was overwhelmed, i was happy, of course, very happy

the other hand the group based parliament this is the parliament affiliated with the warlord khalifa haftar says in this statement that the oil revenues at the oil should be brought back to normal production but with one condition that all oil revenues should be deposited in a special account in libya's for external bank and it should not be should not be. operated should not be run until a political settlement according to qaeda initiative be reached but on the other hand the government of national called here in tripoli sad that the oil revenues ok should be deposited in a neutral account but to be under control of the national oil corporation this is the state oil firm the government says that it's the only institution intitled to deal with to handle the oil revenues concerning the military situation both bodies the government here in tripoli and the pro have to parliament and they have a common consensus that all military operations should be halted in the country due to the multiple crises that the government is suffering from. to discover a huge natural gas reserve in the black sea th

briefly talk about the united states it's getting increasingly annoyed at moscow for supporting khalifa haftar is washington then france is throwing its weight behind turkey's efforts to support the g.n.a.t. . well i you know one gets impression from the outside that the americans are playing both sides of the game you know it's not very clear but the americans one must remember that as the title of the book which has just come out says the unraveling of you know of american had given me is having all kinds of effect because before they used to be one country america if america really put down its foot everybody will fall into place be it the europeans the gulf states saudi arabia or russia today a very erratic president who's not particularly interested intervenes from time to time and therefore america has lost a lot of clout and in the case of libya particularly when you're in face of a very complex situations when you are playing against players like mr eldo on mr putin who have a very clear endgame whatever one thinks of it american doesn't seem to have an end game except getting out from

libya's rival powers call for a new cease fire in the civil war but it's unclear whether the war khalifa haftar will support it so will the truce hold long enough to give peace a chance this isn't such a story. hello and welcome to the program i'm in wrong many ceasefires who tried and failed to end the years of conflict in libya but the 2 rival powers appear to have found some common ground with the latest truce announcement on friday tripoli's un recognized government cold fighting.

play you watching al-jazeera live from doha with me fully back to bore also ahead libyan warlord khalifa haftar rejects calls for a ceasefire by the un recognized government. protesters are back on the streets in southern iraq as debt deadline for the local governors resignation expires plus. i'm waiting for a reporting from showing my in northern thailand we will tell you why an old protest movement may be about to hit the streets again. thank you very much for joining us tens of thousands of demonstrators in bella defying warnings to rally against president alexander lukashenko is the latest wave of protests against his disputed reelection earlier this month sonia gago has the latest. united in one cause they gathered in the streets and in the squares of the by the recent capital minsk since the disputed presidential vote in august 9th protesters have defied the authorities and have been gathering every day calling for an end to present the question because 26 year old despite the continued threats of a violent crackdown opposition supporters say they won't. give up ahead of sunday's rally th

government in tripoli has announced a cease fire as its rival parliament in the east aligned with wool khalifa haftar has also called for a halt to the fighting but the tripoli government says it will respond to any violence from have to us forces menu of one who can enter will have to with respect to cease fire where they will to guarantee he would respect to cease fire after the burning talks or previous agreements if you respects this is fine we will welcome that because we do not want to be in bloodshed we call for peace however if you violate the peace agreement we are ready to fight and we will force him to leave like we forced him to leave western libya. has more from tripoli. well the government of national accord this is the international you could name the government is declaring a ceasefire but yet the military operation of sudan their job for under the government says that it's abiding by this statement issued by the internationally recognized government but its fighters its the troops will remain in position with remain in defense of our position until after those forces withdraw from th

qatar support the tripoli based government which recently defeated a 14 month campaign by ward khalifa haftar to seize the capital at the same time germany's foreign minister paid an unannounced visit to tripoli mass pressed for and the conflict and warned the situation is deceptively calm he said world leaders must keep up their efforts to negotiate a peace deal. a reliable cease fire is the basis for sustainable development in all other areas surely the most pressing issue is how the blockade can be lifted to libya's future it is essential that it's finally determined how all revenues are feely and transparently distributed. which has been full since january has already cost libya more than $8000000000.00 u.s. dollars. parts of argentina's capitol been brought to a standstill by protesters calling for an end to end months of coronavirus restrictions a latin american nations been under lockdown for more than 150 days and still has one of the highest rates of infection in the world's support from teresa but in. every august 17th argentina's commemorate the death of their national independence

tripoli based government which recently defeated a 14 month campaign to seize the capital by world khalifa haftar well at the same time germany's foreign minister paid an unannounced visit to libya mass pressed for an end to the conflict he warns that the situation is deceptively calm and that world leaders must keep up their efforts to negotiate a peace deal. a reliable cease fire is the basis for sustainable development in all other areas surely the most pressing issue is how it can be lifted libya's future it is essential that it's finally determined to reduce feeley and transparently distributed curried which is brilliant forces general has already cost libya more than $8000000000.00 us dollars. government troops are surrounding a port and mozambique was captured by iceland fighters last week and the 3rd time now that march and border prior a key town and a gas rich province has been attacked this year over the past 3 years hundreds of people have been killed tens of thousands displaced u.n. officials describe reports of kidnappings and torture mozambique's army has a large presence in the re

in tripoli has announced a cease fire as its rival parliament in the east aligned with warlord khalifa haftar has also called for a halt to the fighting the tripoli government though says it will still respond to any violence that comes from half his forces many of them one have someone who can enter will have to will respect is this where they will to guarantee he would respect to cease fire after the burning talks or previous agreements if you respects this is fire we will welcome that because we do not want libyan bloodshed we call for peace however if you violate the peace agreement we're ready to fight and we will force him to leave like we forced him to leave western libya. just to remind you how libya is divided up on the map these days that tripoli based government which we talk about it controls the grey area to the left. after who is allied with the east in parliament into brooke has the area and read both sides have been gearing up for a battle over sirte right in the middle there which is the gateway to libya's prized oil fields but there are now proposals to jointly demilitarize

has announced an immediate cease fire the rival parliament in the east aligned with the wall khalifa haftar has also called on all parties to hold the fighting as yet to respond to the head of the u.s. postal service has told a senate committee that mail in ballots will be delivered on time for the van brazil election this is joy is accused of delaying mail delivery to suppress the vote at the behest of president trump california's governor has appealed to a stranger and canada for help to fight hundreds of wildfires at least 6 people have been killed a 175000 of being forced from their homes. the president of via witi coast allison watada has formally accepted the room party's nomination to run for the disputed 3rd term and tobar is the election now position accuses him of violating a 2 term limit and the constitution saying it amounts to a coup that could unleash chaos or tata decided to run after his chosen successor died in july. police have questioned the former prime minister of malta in most part of the investigation into the murder of journalist duff because. joseph must step down e

tripoli based government which recently defeated a 14 month campaign to seize the capital by war khalifa haftar a tear gas and stun grenades have been fired at protesters in sudan's capital on the 1st anniversary of a landmark power sharing deal there demonstrators say the translation to democracy has been too slow following the overthrow of longtime leader and al bashir have been local reports from. renting their frustration on the 1st anniversary of the signing of sudan's power sharing agreement but a planned 3 and a half hour rally in her tone was cut short when police fired stun grenades and tear gas many people had hoped the deal which followed months of political turmoil and protest or killings would be a new start for the country but they see they have not seen enough change what more could be sort of on when we started the revolution it was because of the economy and when the 1st massive fell the goal became justice for those who had lost their lives in this revolution we promised to hold those who killed civilians to account their main demand is not yet means they can be no moving forw

support the tripoli based government which recently defeated a 14 month campaign by the ward khalifa haftarto seize the capital. government troops are surrounding a port in mozambique after it was captured by ice a linked fighters last week it is the 3rd time the open border prayer a key town and a gas rich province has been attacks this year regional leaders have agreed to support mozambique in combating the threat. and parts of argentina's capitol of been brought to a standstill by protesters calling for an end to months of coronavirus restrictions the latin american nations been under lockdown for more than $150.00 days still has one of the highest rates of infection in the world. will be back in about half an hour's time continuing coverage then of the democratic national convention speeches from bernie sanders and michelle obama to come. man i like to take the chin is even wiser when broadcast is looking at the ultimate strolled in the 1st world war. when istanbul entered the war in mid november 914 arab troops were forced to fight on both sides. of the ultimate means and as conscripts

for its part, the eastern—based parliament — backed by the rebel leader general khalifa haftar — haveopean union have accused each other of holding up the talks on their future relations. the eu's chief negotiator, michel barnier, said the negotiations appeared to be going backwards rather than forwards, and warned that an agreement seemed unlikely unless london stopped wasting time. his british counterpart, david frost, said progress would only be possible if the eu accepted what he called the reality of the uk's demands. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter, i'm @kacungira. thank you very much for watching and stay here with us on bbc news. good evening. i'm sure many of you, just like me, were woken up by the strength of the wind first thing this morning, and it didn't let up throughout the day, did it? in fact, we've been literally awashed by weather watcher pictures showing the seas that have been whipped up into a frenzy, with gusts of winds in excess of 60 miles an hour along the coast. in fact, if we take a look at the gusts that we have th

access to sites believed to be storing undeclared nuclear material a spokesman for libyan warlord khalifa haftar has dismissed a cease fire announcement by the un recognized government as a marketing stunt miss mari says the truce is actually part of a ploy to attack those fighters in certain algebra he made no mention of a parallel ceasefire announced by the eastern based parliament which is allied to half the surtees the gateway to libya's prized oil fields. and talks have resumed in mali between coup leaders and west african mediators a delegation from the economic community of west african states led by nigeria's former president goodluck jonathan is pushing for a return to civilian rule soldiers seize power on tuesday and say that a transition will eventually happen though they haven't specified a time frame ousted president abraham because kater is being detained at a military camp outside the capital bamako those are the headlines at world war one through our eyes is the program that starts now. past. world war one. the body 4 years of bitter conflict. known as the great war. all the war

recognized government says more russian mercenaries have arrived to support warlord khalifa haftar the groups have been shoring up forces loyal to have to his year long campaign to seize tripoli recently ended in defeat the u.s. has accused russia of sending weapons to libya in breach of a u.n. arms embargo the acting u.n. special envoy philip yes definitely williams says the risk of a regional war because of foreign intervention is rising mammadov to wirehead is in the capital tripoli and says that officials have recorded several russian planes landing in libya over the past 24 hours. it is estimated that about $1200.00 russian mercenaries from the wagner group are now fighting and deploying get. with forces loyal to the warlord have to in many parts of libya and central libya specially in and around the oil industry nations in the old across an area in central libya on the coast and in southern libya the n.o.c. the national oil corporation is blaming get the russian sponsored wagner's military and vidual for blockading the oil and stopping the oil production which is the backbone of

actually lead to a serious and permanent cease fire remains to be seen what we haven't seen is khalifa haftar and whether or not he will accept the conditions of the ceasefire or not this is gained international traction with countries welcoming the statement including the u.s. the u.k. egypt the u.a.e. qatar and various actors in the libyan conflict we spoke to the spokesman of the military operations here for sort of a job for and and what he said is whether or not have to or will actually accept or respect the ceasefire agreement is yet to be seen if he does we will we welcome that and we do not want further bloodshed but if he is going to violate the cease fire agreement they are saying that they are ready to fight and will continue on today liberate all of libya in his words now there have been previous cease fire agreements in the past that hasn't really amounted to a serious political solution here. in libya so whether or not this is going to actually. be the beginning of a serious political and military solution is yet to be seen well the potential breakthrough came as the warring sid

recognized government says that 9 russian planes carrying weapons a raise of arrived support will khalifa haftar these groups have been backing off and his campaign to capture tripoli the u.s. recently accused russia of using must maries to deliver supplies to have to us forces the u.n. representative in libya is warning against foreign intervention saying that the conflict is in danger of becoming a proxy war for regional power. up to what had reports now from tripoli. it is estimated that about $1200.00 russian mercenaries from the wagner group are now fighting and deploying get. with forces loyal to the warlord have to in many parts of libya and central libya specially in and around the oil industry nations in the old across an area in central libya on the coast and in southern libya the n.o.c. the national oil corporation is blaming get the russian sponsored wagner's military and digitals for blockading the oil and stopping the oil production which is the backbone of libya's national income now the spokesman of the city of joy for a military operation that's. pro-government a military counte

house of representatives which is affiliated to the world khalifa haftar says that it cinequest think it's all military units to hold military operations across the country it also says that providing that the oil production will be resumed in one condition that all. must be deposited in a separate account to be a frozen there until political settlement based on both elin and k 2 initiative being reached in libya on the other hand we can also read several points of difference between the lines because the government of national accord the opposite said that the oil. exports it should be it is you want providing that the national oil corporation this is the state oil firm here in tripoli should be the only institution in title to war on and monitor the oil export patient and oil revenues meanwhile. international reactions also have been coming and the present of the city has will come this statement by both the house of representatives in topic and the international committee of government hoping saying that he hopes that this would lead to bringing stability back to libya meanwhile al