and into a book the libyan national army led by general khalifa haftar germany has expressed confidence then an agreement can be reached in the german capital but few libyans share their optimism. a quiet day in libya's capital tripoli. libyans awaiting news of sunday's berlin peace conference but expectations are low . mr belin what up regarding the berlin conference if it favors the libyan people libya would of course welcome it but if it paid as much as that we would be happy that here divisional they're not. truth is the conference of then is simply a trap to libya i don't think that any benefits will come out of it yeah. there are currently 2 sides to libya the internationally recognized government and the opposition. spearheaded by this man general khalifa haftar he wants to take power and he's raised the stakes for supporting general have to have blocked oil exports from key ports in eastern libya holding the economy to ransom the country is divided with anti hafter protests in western libya the conference in berlin overseen by the united nations aims to bridge this divide but it

and the libyan national army led by general khalifa haftar. strongman general. wants tripoli. together with his libyan national army he hopes to capture the country's capital and take full control of this oil rich nation and it's partly because of oil that russia and turkey have waited in on opposite sides of this conflict. with turkey behind. his u.n. backed government and russia supporting huffed. moscow has denied reports it sent mercenaries to reinforce the general's fighters but on thursday turkey confirmed it had started deploying troops to help in tripoli despite a un arms embargo. with libya so unstable the fear of a surgeon islamist terror has worried many european countries but other factors mean in the e.u. is split over its alliances. officially the tripoli based government has the backing of europe including germany but italian prime minister because if a contest met general haftar earlier this month rome sees him as crucial in stemming the flow of migrants across the mediterranean. and france's concerns over terrorism as well as its interests in libya's oil wealth

heard from the german foreign minister that highly for have tyler who is the commander of the libyan national army has agreed to a cease fire with the forces of the government of national accord now that is the u.n. back government that sits in tripoli this followed an earlier announcement by the turkish president add the one in which he said he was starting to say and turkish troops to libya to assist the government of national accord there there are already turkish forces in libya but they they are primarily to train the forces in tripoli and everyone is saying that this is all part and parcel of a much bigger picture there are agreements between the 2 countries to this effect and that it will help bring the long term stability in libya take a listen we're starting to send our soldiers to ensure religious my government

designed suits all poll the then president said marco duffy that was back in 2011 now the libyan national army at the moment controls most of the country but the government of national accord is the one that's internationally widely recognized now the fighting between the 2 sides intensify intensified over the last 2 months with the libyan national army making advances that swards tripoli and turkey has sent troops in order to help the government there now other countries have also been recently involved for example its ally in president met with the general house are mean meanwhile. saroj met with european council presidents and old so e.u. foreign affairs chief in brussels germany have been vocal and this is well and they suggested holding a peace conference in berlin in order to find a political solution to the instability in the country. well of course that affair with the latest thanks for those updates. back to our other headlines now in the iranian capital where police have deployed tear gas against anti-government protesters the administration into iran is facing intense pressure right

together with his libyan national army he hopes to capture the country's capital and take full control of this oil rich nation. and it's partly because of oil that russia and turkey have waded in on either side of this conflict with turkey behind fires alsa raja's un backed government and russia supporting have to . moscow has denied reports it sent a messenger is to reinforce the general's fighters but on thursday turkey confirmed it had started deploying troops to help in tripoli despite a un arms embargo. with libya's so unstable the fear of resurgent islamist terror has worried many european countries but other factors mean the e.u. is split over its alliances. officially the tripoli based government has the backing of europe including germany but italy has openly supported general hafta who it sees as crucial in stemming the flow of migrants across the mediterranean and france's concerns over terrorism as well as its interests in libya's oil wealth has pushed towards with the e.u.'s official line there are claims it's given covert military help to gen hafta earlier this week peace

between 2 rival governments in tripoli the un backed government of the raj and in tobruk the libyan national army which is led by general khalifa haftar are. strongman general highly for have wants tripoli. together with his libyan national army he hopes to capture the country's capital and take full control of this oil rich nation. and it's partly because of oil that russia and turkey have waded in on either side of this conflict with turkey behind fires alsa raja's un backed government and russia supporting have to . moscow has denied reports it sent to mercenaries to reinforce the general's fighters but on thursday turkey confirmed it had started deploying troops to help in tripoli despite a un arms embargo. with libya's so unstable the fear of resurgent islamist terror has worried many european countries but other factors mean the e.u. is split over its alliances. officially the tripoli based government has the backing of europe including germany but italy has openly supported general hafta who it sees as crucial in stemming the flow of migrants across the mediterranean and france's concerns

some coastal areas in the west of the country it's rival represented in by the self-styled libyan national army under general holds large swaths of the country in eastern and central libya a 3rd region is actually controlled by local tribes and militias you can see that marked down here in green the u.n. backed government formally requested military aid from turkey last month in the face of an onslaught by half the us forces meanwhile libya's neighbors have voiced major reservations over troops deployment plans with egypt calling on the international community to respond we have been hearing analysis from turkey and beyond on close move and it's possible it's. we see a very soft announcement by the arab league we can see that they're unified only by name we're seeing turkey become more and more now the major player in not only libya in the north africa and the east and the middle east turkey is showing that it's not going to shy away and present add one is willing to use his military muscle to get the results he wants at the diplomatic table as well turkey made a very important chess move. gree

libyan forces claim to have shot down a turkish aircraft as the head of the libyan national army declares a jihad on ancora several countries have meanwhile condemned the turkish parliament decision to send troops to libya israel greece and cyprus have voiced their concerns over a possible excavation of the conflict in the region they have called plans reckless the turkey's decision to deploy troops in libya presents a dangerous threat to regional stability the repercussions of such reckless moves will be dire for the stability and peace of the entire region in a phone call with the turkish leader the us president also raised concerns that foreign interference could further complicate the situation in libya though the 2 did agree to maintain their diplomatic cooperation so let's break this all down for you multiple forces have been vying for power in libya since the ousting of longtime leader moammar gadhafi in 2011 the u.n. back the government of national accord controls the capital tripoli along with some coastal areas who the west of the country you can see it marks in light blue it's

led a nato interference the majority of libyan territory is now under control all for the libyan national army which is leading by. so far however the western world and the un as well they're recognizing he is. doing better and recognizing the governments in tripoli which is led by sir roger how the fighting between 2 sides has intensified over the last 2 months with the libyan national army advancing towards tripoli and also send troops to the country and they're helping the the opposing side the g.n.a.t. now. other countries are also because have also been becoming involved politically recently countries like italy with its presidents meeting with how far in a role and how tars opponents asteras met with the european representatives as well in brussels now germany have also voiced their concerns and they're about there they also offered to hold a conference on political stability which is supposed to be held in berlin as we heard earlier today well as i said the talks here between here in moscow who had to leave in their leader's hour. ongoing right now and perhaps if there is an agreement a

backed government of iraq the other is based in tobruk which is the base of the libyan national army led by general holly for huffed are germany and the european union are pushing for stability in libya to help stem the flow of migrants who are making the journey across the mediterranean but it is a multi-layered conflict and there are no easy solutions. our strongman general highly for hafter wants tripoli. together with his libyan national army he hopes to capture the country's capital and take full control of this oil rich nation. and it's partly because of oil that russia and turkey have waded in on either side of this conflict with turkey behind fires alsa raja's un backed government and russia supporting have to . moscow has denied reports it sent a messenger is to reinforce the general's fighters but on thursday turkey confirmed it had started deploying troops to help in tripoli despite a un arms embargo. with libya's so unstable the fear of resurgent islamist terror has worried many european countries but other factors mean the e.u. is split over its alliances. officially the

libyan forces claim to have shot down a turkish aircraft as the head of the libyan national army declares jihad on several countries have meanwhile condemned the turkish parliament decision to send troops to libya israel greece and cyprus have voiced their concerns over a possible escalation of the conflict in the region they have called plans reckless . the turkey's decision to deploy troops in libya presents a dangerous threat to regional stability the repercussions of such reckless move will be dire for the stability and peace of the entire region in a phone call with the turkish leader the us president also raised concerns that foreign interference could further complicate the situation in libya though the 2 did agree to maintain their diplomatic cooperation say look at the area in general multiple forces have been vying for power in libya since the ousting of longtime leader moammar gadhafi in 2011 a un backed government of national accord controls the capital tripoli along with some coastal areas in the west of the country its rival represented by the self-styled libyan national arm

libyan forces claimed to shot down a turkish aircraft as the head of the libyan national army declares a jihad on ancora several countries have meanwhile condemned the turkish parliament decision to send troops to libya israel greece and cyprus have voiced their concern over a possible escalation of the conflict in the region they have called plans reckless the turkey's decision to deploy troops in libya presents a dangerous threat to regional stability the repercussions of such reckless moves will be dire for the stability and peace of the entire region in a phone call with the turkish leader the us president also raised concerns that foreign interference that could further complicate the situation in libya though the 2 did agree to maintain their diplomatic cooperation but take a look at the entire region in general multiple forces have been vying for power in libya since the ousting of longtime leader moammar gadhafi in 2011 now un backed government of national accord controls the capital tripoli along with some coastal areas in the west of the country its rival represented by the s

want stability they want peace and i really strongly believe that we should stand behind the libyan national army that is actually mandated to liberate the whole entire country from militias from terrorist groups and move on to establish a legitimate libyan government going forward otherwise. what are we doing here bring in militias the turks are bringing more militia into tripoli. obviously a very contentious government the g.n.a.t. government of national court is obviously the one that's recognized by the united nations and as the support of many nations but obviously the country is divided and it will be. from the from that meeting in berlin tomorrow more turby we're going to have to leave it there from the libyan human rights commission thank you for having joined us. coming up on al-jazeera at this news hour tension at the border between mexico and guatemala and thousands of like rense pursue their dream of a new life in the u.s. . returning to peano's evacuated from the base of the volcano are allowed back to their homes but only for a few hours and danger creeps closer to you bend this at

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government the city is situated on libya's coast and is the dividing line between have to libyan national army and the government of national accord which is based about 450 kilometers away in tripoli the city's port and military camps in the south was seized it comes as turkey is now preparing to deploy troops to help shore up the government in tripoli mahmoud to abdul wahid has more on the situation in tripoli. forces have taken control of several parts of the city including the poorest the city center that's also along with the military camps in southern city fighting is still going on until now according to military sources in the area and they say that they take over what happened after a certain detachment in the city was belonging to the government forces that changed position just because the our affiliate to their photogenic tribe that's the tribe of the warlord believed to have to now the city of sirte it is very strategic as it is very close to the oil fields and oil ports in central libya and specially close to the coast we're getting also news from military sources in misrata the

together with his libyan national army he hopes to capture the country's capital and take full control of this oil rich nation. and it's partly because of oil that russia and turkey have waited in on opposite sides of this conflict. with turkey behind fire as all surat is un backed government and russia supporting huffed. moscow has denied reports it sent mercenaries to reinforce the general's fighters but on thursday turkey confirmed it had started deploying troops to help in tripoli despite a un arms embargo. with libya so unstable the fear of a surgeon islamist terror has worried many european countries but other factors mean and the e.u. is split over its alliances officially the tripoli based government has the backing of europe including germany but italian prime minister because if a contact met general haftar earlier this month rome sees him as crucial in stemming the flow of migrants across the mediterranean. and france's concerns over terrorism as well as its interests in libya's oil wealth has put it at odds with the e.u.'s official line there are claims it's given covert mi

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after forces calling themselves the libyan national army are reportedly being assisted by russia and regional allies egypt saudi arabia and the u.a.e. . meanwhile ankara along with the united nations is backing tripoli's government of national accord. earlier this month turkey's parliament gave president reject type one the green light to send troops to tripoli and after the moscow talks failed to offer a solution on tuesday another one provided a clear warning. if you know they're not vigilant in the coming days we will be closely following the choices that the coup plotter have and the country's legitimate government will make in the event that attacks against the country's legitimate government and our libyan brothers continue we will never refrain from giving hafter the lesson he deserves i did little me john. now the focus moves from moscow to billin german chancellor angela merkel has invited top officials from a host of countries to peace talks on sunday in the hope that this time around something might be different. and bring you up to date now on some of the other stories mak

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together with his libyan national army he hopes to capture the country's capital and take full control of this oil rich nation. and it's partly because of that oil that russia and turkey have waited in on opposite sides of this conflict. turkey's behind fire. u.n. backed government. while russia supports hafter moscow has denied reports that it sent mr davies to reinforce the general's fighters but on thursday turkey confirmed it had started deploying troops to help our surrounds in tripoli despite a un arms embargo. with libya so unstable the fear of resurgent islamist terror has worried many european countries but other factors also mean the e.u. is split over its alliances officially the tripoli based government has the backing of europe including germany that italian prime minister just separate contests met general half earlier this month rome sees him as crucial in stemming the flow of migrants across the mediterranean and france's concerns over terrorism as well as its interests in libya's oil wealth has put it odds with the e.u.'s official line there are claims it has given cov

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un recognized government in tripoli against rebel leader and if i hafta and the so-called libyan national army the bill passed this by its objections from turkey's main opposition groups and there are fears that a turkish troop deployment could further destabilize libya. but let's work through and that is that the bill was expected to pass through parliament and eventually it did giving the government a green light for a one year military deployment. but not before heavy debate in the house with opposition parties arguing vigorously against it and it is libya's internationally recognized government their government of national accord based in tripoli is a regional ally to turkey last friday turkish president or one confirmed had received a request for military assistance from the un backed administration for months on the outskirts of the capital the government has been facing off against the forces of rebel leader general khalifa haftar. a leads a rival administration to the east of the country and is said to be preparing an assault to take the capital. the general has already taken control o

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