talks as libya's two viable sides remain locked in a military confrontation over the capital tripoli italy's prime minister has called for a cease fire. and on to voices journalists who've been jailed in myanmar have won a pulitzer prize loan and choice who have won the prestigious on a for an investigative report about the massacre of ten one hundred men by male mass security forces well those are the headlines on al-jazeera what this is coming up next thank you very much for watching. on counting the cost big on symbolism big on rational rate but what has brazil's president got to show for a country struggling to recover from a recession and is india's prime minister seeks another term we're asking how do you actually care is election promises helping the carts on al-jazeera. the a. and the one in the in the the in the in the removing the and the. on. and on and on. and but that. young man that now magnum and of on the. gotten are common and now are you calling. it a lot is going to hear the all the all. over. the . cloudy i am. on. the line. i. being. gone i ran palm on. my. but. somehow.

renewed political talks as libya's rival sides remain locked in a military confrontation over tripoli italy's prime minister has called for a cease fire gibbons. we wish and we are working with determination to prevent the continuation of a military confrontation we want an immediate cease fire and we wish the national liberation army the n.l.m. will pull back those who thought that the military option could support the stability of libya in these days in these hours were proved wrong solutions based on force linked to weapons never bring solutions never bring sustainable solutions congressional investigators are pursuing the u.s. president's business dealings by issuing subpoenas to multiple financial institutions to house committees have subpoena daughter bank as part of the investigation the german bank has been trump's long term lender the house intelligence and financial services committees have also demanded documents from institutions including j.p. morgan chase bank of america and citi group two reuters journalists who've been jailed in myanmar have won a pulitzer prize. wallonia and

to libya now where two rival sides remain locked in a battle over the capital tripoli on monday italy's prime minister met with the qatari foreign minister just that they can tear and mohamed el tardo he called for a ceasefire and the withdrawal of warlord khalifa haftar as libyan national forces from very certainly gained ground they also voiced concerns about the worsening humanitarian situation both leaders urged the immediate return to talks what the u.n. as a moderator without that one had has latest from tripoli. this is one of the apartments that were hit by a random rockets in the libyan capital tripoli here in the neighborhood this is one of the biggest neighborhoods in the libyan capital tripoli neighbors here tell us that a grad missile came this way and shattered this wall here as you can see and inside the apartment it almost destroyed everything inside the apartment and. there are also some cars down stirred. that were also partly destroyed by the explosion now the owners of this apartment the word defied and they left soon they had one person wanted by the explosion and i

talks as libya's two viable sides remain locked in a military confrontation over the capital tripoli italy's prime minister has called for a cease fire. and the two reuters journalists who've been jailed in myanmar have won a pulitzer prize and choice who have won the prestigious on a for an investigative report about the massacre of ten one hundred men i mean mass security forces well those are the headlines on al-jazeera witness is coming up next thank you very much for watching. counting the cost big on symbolism big on rhetoric but what has brazil's president got to show for a country struggling to recover from a recession and his india's prime minister seeks another term where office and has he actually kept his election promises counting the costs on al-jazeera. the in the. same. way but that. brought in the name on the now. now are you calling.

thousands of migrants and refugees are trapped in the libyan capital tripoli. italypport, has been training the libyan coast guard to intercept boats as part of a controversial deal that has seen a sharp drop in migrant arrivals. the italian prime minister, speaking earlier, called for a solution to the unrest in the country. translation: there is a real risk of a humanitarian crisis, which we want to avoid. when we think of libya,, we think of bringing peace to a country that is vital for the balance of northern africa, the middle east, the whole of the mediterranean and the european union. the ship is operated by the german charity ci and takes its name from a three—year—old turkish boy that washed up on a beach at the height of the migrant crisis. the ship is the latest to have been left adrift off the coast of europe, as governments try to push migrants back towards africa. let's find out what is happening in the sport. thank you. we start at the masters. all the groups into their third rounds at augusta and it remains congested at the top. american tony fee now

the capital tripoli italy's prime minister has called for a cease fire. congressional investigators are pursuing the u.s. president's business dealings by issuing subpoenas to multiple financial institutions the house committees have subpoenaed a subpoena deutsche bank as part of the investigation the german bank has been trumps long term and two russians journalists who've been jailed in myanmar have won the pulitzer prize while law and choice have won the prestigious honor for an investigative report about the massacre of ten one hundred men by myanmar security forces serving a seven year sentence for violating the country's official secrets act. well those are the headlines on al-jazeera counting the cost is coming up next thank you very much for watching. there on. your just back to yemen what was the glimpse of the country to go listen the children are deeply affected because we meet with global news makers and tweet about the stories that matter which is a real. hello i'm come on santa maria this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look a

that ministration led by the prime minister fires out surat is based in tripoli most western nations including the u.s. and italy recognize that tripoli based government catherine turkey they also backs or arge libya has eight eighty billion dollars worth of oil revenues and foreign reserves and that's managed by the tripoli government in the sense the tober based government which backs gadhafi is former general the warlord holly for hafter hafter is backed by egypt saudi arabia and the united arab emirates france and other western nations are also accused of providing military support and indirectly backing after our right let's speak to him fryer now he's here he's an associate professor of conflict resolution at the doha institute abraham thank you for joining us thank you first of all let's go to these incidents that have involved foreigners for the most part frenchmen with weapons who've been stopped crossing from libya into tunisia what does this incident say to you well this this raises questions about the extent of the french involvement in this crisis first of all france diplomatically supports the gove

tripoli france italy the u.a.e. u.k. and the u.s. are all warning against military action diplomatic editor james brings us more from the nato summit in washington. libya wasn't on the formal agenda of the meeting here at the state department of nato foreign ministers but it clearly was discussed on the margins of this meeting because we have a statement from some key nato countries and a major regional player the statement says that they are deeply concerned about the current fighting in libya it goes on at this sensitive moment in libya's transition military posturing and threats of unilateral action only risk propelling libya back towards chaos and then there comes a warning to general haftar the statement says our governments oppose any military action in libya and will hold accountable any libyan faction that precipitates further civil conflict what's interesting is the countries that have signed this statement it is france italy the u.s. the u.k. and the u.s. you have their members of the security council you have france of the

resistance i would not be surprised however so if it that the tripoli government isn't receiving a lot of support from countries like italy for example and the united states but it is probably not public i think africa which had a very strong relationship with the tripoli government is probably providing some kind of logistical and intelligence support so is italy i mean the defense minister of italy declared that. it will support the tripoli government militarily how far is that going to happen i don't know. libya's foreign minister has been also calling on the international community to exact pressure on house. what does that mean i mean should there be another foreign intervention what do you think and i don't think so i mean the world is not ready for another intervention i think everybody. pretty much regrets what happened in two thousand and eleven to some level i think even those who don't admit it even in there and states there is a great deal of regret. about what happened in two thousand and eleven and they feel that they were dragged president obama said into this blindly by some european and some arab allies a

to libya now where two remained locked to the battle over the capital tripoli on monday italy's prime minister met with the qatari foreign minister just have a contest and called for a ceasefire and the. there's libyan national forces from recently gained ground they also voiced concerns about the humanitarian situation both leaders are urged the immediate return to talks and renewed political discussions with the un as a moderator. we wish and we are working with determination to prevent the continuation of a military confrontation we wanted immediate cease fire and we wish the national liberation army the l.a. will pull back those who thought that the military option could support the stability of libya in these days in these hours were proved wrong solutions based on force look to weapons never bring solutions never bring sustainable solutions still ahead on the. toys seven afghan children killed in the mind of the threat from ana. and remembering a painful history. a final batch of documented argentina's military dictatorship. hello school the weather's been reported throughout pa

tripoli france italy the u.a.e. u.k. and the u.s. are all warning against military action are diplomatic editor james bays has more now from the nato summit in washington. libya wasn't on the formal agenda of the meeting here at the state department of nato foreign ministers but it clearly was discussed on the margins of this meeting because we have a statement from some key nato countries and a major regional player the statement says that they are deeply concerned about the current fighting in libya it goes on at this sensitive moment in libya's transition military posturing and threats of unilateral action only risk propelling libya back towards chaos and then there comes a warning to general haftar the statement says our governments oppose any military action in libya and will hold accountable any libyan faction that precipitates further civil conflict what's interesting is the countries that have signed this statement it is france italy the u.s. the u.k. and the u.s. you have their members of the security council you have france

france and italy they each have a very different take on how to deal with the fluid situation in libya can you flesh out for us what their first respective positions are busy what's unfolding in tripoli right now. but italy is the former colonial power in libya and regards its of as a natural guardian of libya so to say it only has close economic ties had also very close ties to the gadhafi clan and to moammar gadhafi the former dictator is somebody leaning now to the to the government in tripoli france on the other hand was at the forefront of the state that bombarded the gadhafi eight years ago and overthrew him and the french as a said to lean a little bit more to the side of. general huffed and they tried in the past to mediate a little bit between the boring factions but everything is very complicated of course there and both italy and france a little bit competing who will be the leading libya in the future it's also about all of the economic interests. but still italy and france are under the umbrella of the you bows asking for a truce and both urging both parties to stop the fighting on the other hand the italian populous government is now accusing the liberal president of fr

well to libya no word see rival sides remained locked in about over the capital tripoli on monday italy's prime minister met with the qatari foreign minister and here are the results of that meeting just epic on seance mohamed el tanny called for a ceasefire and the withdrawal of half the libyan national forces from recently gained grains they also voiced concerns about the worsening humanitarian situation in libya both leaders searched the immediate return to the table for talks and renewed political discussions with the un as a moderator. we wish and we are working with determination to prevent the continuation of a military confrontation we want an immediate cease fire and we wish the national liberation army the l.a. will pull back those who thought that the military option could support the stability of libya in these days in these hours were proven wrong solutions based on force linked to weapons never bring solutions never bring sustainable solutions . or what has the latest now from tripoli. this is one of the apartments that were hit by a random rockets in the libyan capital trip

italy's government also refused entry to the vessel. its ports have been closed to humanitarian ships since lastjune. thousands of migrants and refugees are trapped in the libyan capital, tripolie for the city rages on. italy, with eu support, has been training the libyan coastguard to intercept boats as part of a controversial deal that has seen a sharp drop in migrant arrivals. the italian prime minister, speaking earlier, called for a solution to the unrest in the country. translation: there is a real risk of a humanitarian crisis, which we want to avoid. when we think of libya it's obviously not only related to migration, we think of bringing peace to a country that's fundamental for the balance of northern africa, the middle east, the whole mediterranean, and therefore also for the european union. the alan kurdi ship is operated by the german charity sea—eye. the vessel takes its name from the three—year—old boy whose body washed up on a turkish beach at the height of the european migrant crisis in 2015. the ship is the latest to have been left adrift off the coast of europe as governments try to push migrants back towards africa. let's get some of the day's other news: a

is based in the capital tripoli most western nations support the unity government including italy which is worried that the fighting will force more migrants to cross the mediterranean qatar and turkey also box. in the east there is the two brew based government the center of power for highly for half time he is backed by egypt saudi arabia and the united arab emirates france is also accused of providing military support to have to and russia recently vetoed a u.n. security council statement to condemn his advance on tripoli now protesters in tripoli have urged the foreign ministry to summon the ambassadors of egypt's the u.a.e. saudi arabia and france and they say they want libya's representatives to the u.n. arab league and the african union to take measures against halftime are. the and. let's bring in our panel now joining us from london and. director of the tripoli based sadek institute in rome francesco guy head of the political risk consultancy policy sonar and joining us from oxford is oliver miles a former british ambassador to libya welcome to you all thank you so much for bei

tripoli. forces loyal to libya's warlord who for have to have been deploying greece italy near the western region they say that they want to move towards the worst of the country and take over the capital tripoli and other libyan cities in the west of the country now in the first three action official reaction to this and back to government of national accord has just issued a statement denouncing the latest deployment but have those forces and condemning what it calls military escalations by have to his forces we understand that this move by have to its forces could be understood as. a step to put more pressure on the national accord government to accept the agreement sealed between have to and saw raj in abu dhabi three weeks ago and. virtue of the agreement have as head of the state security in the country which is not accepted by many factions in the west of libya now many military experts say that this deployment by have to end is considered a kind of. short of forces short of in order to intimidate have to as adversity and test have that is adverse it is power and capabilities in the west o

italy. in the. past. fighting intensifies in tripoli as the death toll from the battle for libya's capital rises to two hundred twenty. hello i'm barbara starr you're watching al-jazeera life from london also coming up egyptians start voting in a three day referendum which could see president sisi stay in office until twenty thirty. more clashes on the streets of paris is yellow vest anger is fueled by the donations to rebuild the opera dark and twenty years after columbine how much has been done to stop war school shootings. hello thank you for joining us we begin the program in libya where clashes have intensified close to the capital tripoli as forces loyal to the warlord before have to continue their campaign to take control of the city after us forces are battling the un recognized libyan government south of tripoli in the town of costs have been going to shear the world health organization says that at least two hundred twenty people have now been killed since after its forces launched their offensive more than two weeks ago the spike in violence follows the white house's revelation that president trump

tripoli . forces loyal to libya's warlord who for have to have been deploying greece italy near the worst region they say that they want to move towards the worst of the country and take over the capital tripoli and other libyan cities in the west of the country now in the first three action official reaction to this the e.u. and backed government of national accord has just issued a statement denouncing the latest deployment but have those forces and condemning what it calls military escalation by have to this force as we understand that this move by have to its forces could be understood as. step to put more pressure on the national accord government to accept the agreement sealed between have to and saw raj in abu dhabi three weeks ago and. virtue of that agreement have to as head of the state security in the country which is not accepted by many factions in the west of libya now many military experts say that this deployment by have to end is considered a kind of. short of forces short of in order to intimidate have to as adversity and test have that is adverse it is power and capabilities i

tripoli. forces loyal to libya's warlord who for have to have been deploying greece italy near the worst region they say that they want to move towards the worst of the country and take over the capital tripoli and other libyan cities in the west of the country now in the first three action official reaction to this and back to government of national accord has just issued a statement denouncing the latest deployment but have those forces and condemning what it calls military escalations by have to his forces we understand that this move by have to its forces could be understood as. to put more pressure on the national accord government to accept the agreement sealed between have to and so raj in abu dhabi three weeks ago and by virtue of that agreement have as head of the state security in the country which is not accepted by many factions in the west of libya now many military experts say that this deployment by have to end is considered a kind of. short of forces short of an order to intimidate have there is adversity and test have there is adversities power and capabilities in the west of t

prime minister berlusconi of italy actually urged restraint understanding that italy would be a huge loser. without. in tripoli depends a lot on libyan energy pipelines there are huge oil wells and khalifa haftar and over one of the main oil wells it's called el feel in the elephant. as he's coming he went south moved west and now he's coming back north in an attempt i don't think this is going to be he's going to back down and certainly outside interests are of very key here i just want to briefly talk about the timing of all this because there's going to be a un backed reconsideration conference due to be held in libya later this month is the timing of general haftar attack or march on tripoli significant here and do you think peace can be achieved under such circumstances the aim of the conference is to hold elections is that even a realistic possibility. well not now i don't think this conference can go through . i mean we don't know if general have to reach all the way to go beyond which is you have to understand tobruk and benghazi the main cities of the have to our government are about one hundred to on

tripoli announcement of a u.n. security council meeting comes after france italy the u.s. u.k. and u.s. released a joint statement warning against any military action in libya or diplomatic base has more reaction from the nato summit in washington. libya wasn't on the formal agenda of the meeting here at the state department of nato foreign ministers but it clearly was discussed on the margins of this meeting because we have a statement from some key nato countries and a major regional player the statement says that they are deeply concerned about the current fighting in libya it goes on at this sensitive moment in libya's transition military posturing and threats of unilateral action only risk propelling a libya back towards chaos and then there comes a warning to general haftar the statement says our governments oppose any military action in libya and will hold accountable any libyan faction that precipitates further civil conflict what's interesting is the countries that have signed this statement it is france italy the u.s. the u.k. and the u.s. you have their members of the securit

capital tripoli the block's top diplomat for the recount marini has called on all parties to immediately cease military operations the e.u. statement on libya was held up for a day after as france and italy sparred over how to handle the escalating conflict clashes are continuing from the outskirts of tripoli between forces loyal to the un backed government and the self-styled libyan national army led by general have to. political crisis a crumbling economy and acute food shortages are forcing millions of venezuelans to leave their country and search of a better life but the massive migration of people is creating major new issues for many of the children who are being left behind. law from the capital caracas. at age sixty two or more lopez didn't expect to still be raising children that's exactly what she's doing she's responsible for her three grandchildren dennis molly carlos and armando facing a dire economic situation in venezuela their mother was forced to leave the country in search of work it's a situation that's been repeated across the country with parents leaving their children in the care of their extended families or neighbors out of despair and on the running of broken my

is based in the capital tripoli most western nations support the unity government including italy which is worried that the fighting will force more migrants to cross the mediterranean qatar and turkey also box in the east there is the two brew based government the center of power for highly for half time he is backed by egypt saudi arabia and the united arab emirates france is also accused of providing military support to have to and russia recently vetoed a u.n. security council statement to condemn his advance on tripoli now protesters in tripoli have urged the foreign ministry to summon the ambassadors of egypt the u.a.e. saudi arabia and france and they say they want libya's representatives to the u.n. arab league and the african union to take measures against have tar. the and let's bring in our panel now joining us from london and. director of the tripoli based sadek institute in rome francesco guy head of the political risk consultancy policy sonar and joining us from oxford is oliver miles a former british ambassador to libya welcome to you all thank you so much for being on in

tripoli that's where the u.n. backed internationally recognized government is based france italy the u.a.e. the u.k. and the u.s. joint statement calling for calm. ethiopian investigators say the pilots of an aircraft that crashed last month recommended procedures to regain control of the jet as part of a preliminary report into the accident that killed one hundred fifty seven people. the german chancellor angela merkel is in dublin today she's been holding talks with the ship. they're preparing emergency steps if the u.k. does crash of the e.u. on april the twelfth. the u.s. house of representatives has today approved a resolution to end u.s. fought for the. war in yemen the resolution has been approved by a vote of two hundred forty seven to one hundred seventy five the bill will now go to president donald trump who has already announced he plans to veto it he made that announcement last month she have a chance he joins us live from washington she have the facts of this vote does this mean that the billions of dollars worth of arms sales to saudi arabia by the united states does that now stop. no it doesn't it

shelter in tunisia while armed groups are fighting for the capital tripoli and you are along with eighty others boarded a boat to reach italy. the situation is bad they take our money threaten us with arms if we refuse to do what they want or work for them they'll shoot us. the u.n. believes militia groups fighting each other in tripoli are involved in the lucrative trafficking trade of african migrants to europe manning detention centers in facilitating boat rides across the mediterranean the un security council imposed sanctions on six prominent libyan figures some have close ties with the country's east funded libyan coast guards in two thousand and eighteen warlord khalifa haftar struck deals with some european countries including italy's right wing government to stop the flow of migrants the number one european power that really has been beyond behind have tar for the last four years is simply france france has been quite determined to support the solution that's military and it's of the in meantime has been kind of converging towards this front solution your and his friends are in this temporary shelter after their bo

tripoli the block's top diplomat for the recount mongery knee has called on all parties to immediately cease military operations the statement on the situation in libya was held up for a day as france and italy sparred over how to handle the escalating conflict clashes are continuing on the outskirts of tripoli between forces loyal to the u.n. by governments and the self-styled libyan national army led by general after. the united states has denied entry to a palestinian activist who helped start the campaign to divest and boycott israel obama guti co-founded the b.d.s. movement. calls for boycott divestment and sanctions to pressure israeli policies against he was told of his denial before boarding a flight in tel aviv he was intending to go on a speaking to and attend his daughter's wedding the u.s. has not commented on the matter. of the good he says the incident went to stop his movement. when we continue our b.d.s. movement for palestinian rights because they will not deter us yes it hurts for me to miss my daughter's wedding but the events that were planned for me in the united states whether a target kind of his school of government or new york university or the u.s. congress or many

tripoli from the armed militias. but. also coming up tonight european parliament elections are next month in italy training has begun for europe's next class of populist leaders where monks used to worship now men with names such as band and are teaching nationalist politics in the next generation is going to become that day but head quote of the fight to defend the judeo christian basis of western civilization so that's just not just in europe but light across the world. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day with the latest battle for tripoli ever since more market off he was ousted in two thousand and eleven libya has floundered as a failed state it's. poverty matched only by its wealth in oil and the armed men trying to control it or tonight the world lord khalifa haftar is leading his troops in a campaign to take tripoli the capital of libya's un backed government france have tars close his western ally claims it knew nothing about the assault yesterday the u.s. pulled its small contingent of forces out of the country and worries are growing that fighting could lead t

is based in the capital tripoli most western nations support the unity government including italy whichis worried that the fighting will force more migrants to cross the mediterranean qatar and turkey also box. in the east there is the two brew based government the center of power for highly for half time he is backed by egypt saudi arabia and the united arab emirates france is also accused of providing military support to have to and russia recently vetoed a u.n. security council statement to condemn his advance on tripoli now protesters in tripoli have urged the foreign ministry to summon the ambassadors of egypt's the u.a.e. saudi arabia and france and they say they want libya's representatives to the u.n. arab league and the african union to take measures against have tar. the earth let's bring in our panel now joining us from london and. director of the tripoli based sadek institute in rome francesco guy head of the political risk consultancy policy sonar and joining us from oxford is oliver miles a former british ambassador to libya welcome to you all thank you so much for being o

like france and italy have oil companies booking in libya connections to some of the factions of the militias and they're also connections to the. recognized international government in tripoli so they want to talk actually there's no military action in the making no military invention from the g seven so far and that will not happen even the americans said we won't do that and this is a point that the g seven was very united the minister said it does the international community had any leverage whatsoever to lend weight to its demands. no not really actually it's you have to be frank real leverage so you can just watch it the united nations is trying to hold the political talks to to. buttress the political. talks in libya and the system they had in place but there's no no really means to pressure the militia they are on their own. thanks so much. now to some of the other stories making news around the world. in sudan protesters converge on army headquarters in the president's residence in the latest demonstration against president omar al bashir thousands marched through the capital khartoum chanting peace justice and freedom opponents claim government mismanagement has br

italy have oil companies booking in libya. connections to some of the fractions of the militias and they also connections to the. recognized international government in tripoli so they want to talk actually there's no military action in the making no military invention from the g seven so far and that will not happen even the americans said we won't do that and this is a point that the g seven was very united the ministers that. does the international community have any leverage whatsoever to lend weight to its demands. not really have to be frank really just watch it the united nations is trying to hold the political talks to to. buttress the political. talks in libya and the system they had in place but this no really means to pressure the militia. thanks so much. now to some of the other stories making news around the world more towns and villages are being evacuated in western iran as heavy rains are expected to resume after years of drought torrential downpours over the last two weeks have caused widespread flooding in the region at least seventy people have lost their lives and shelters have been set up to house those displaced by the floods. former u.

in ajoint statement, the us, france, britain, italy and the uae expressed deep concern and urged restraint. while the un backed ferment in tripoliroups from alert and powerful armed groups from a western city who back the government have also vowed to stop any advance from the east. but it is feared any intensification in conflict could be a major setback for un mediation in a country where the tussle for power runs deep. a result of the messy end to colonel gaddafi's rule that has already rip this nation apart. let's turn to our top business story now. president trump says that progress has been made at a rapid pace in talks to end the trade war with china. speaking alongside the chinese vice premier he said that a deal has very, very good chances of happening and could be made within a few weeks. but he warned it would be difficult to let china keep trading with the united states if remaining issues remained unresolved. well, with me now as kulveer ranger, the ceo oran it with me now as kulveer ranger, the ceo or an it services corporation. how are you? what do you make of all this? very, very good, an epic agreement... we hav

in a joint statement, the us, france, britain, italy and the uae expressed deep concern and urged restraint. while the un—backed government in tripoli misrata, who backed the government, have also vowed to stop any advance from the east. but it‘s feared any intensification in the conflict could be a major setback for un mediation, in a country where the tussle for power runs deep. a result of the messy end to colonel gaddafi‘s rule that has already ripped this nation apart. caroline rigby, bbc news. in a moment we‘ll have all the business news, but first the headlines on bbc news... theresa may writes to the eu asking for an extension to article 50 until the end ofjune. that is with the possibility of taking part in european elections. a woman from surrey who killed her husband has said she will plead not guilty to murder at her trial. sally challen‘s murder conviction was quashed five weeks ago. bbc analysis shows more than three quarters of the uk‘s biggest employers have a gender pay gap in favour of men with fewer than half succeeding in narrowing the difference. let‘s ta ke let‘s take you back to brexit now and today we have be

say that military has shot down a fighter jet belonging to the wall italy for after those forces have been advancing on the capital tripoli these pictures appear to show the aftermath in the south of tripoli in the area of wadia rugby after us forces say the plane crashed after backs of rival government that controls much of eastern libya and launched his offensive on the capital ten days ago also in libya u.n. backed government forces have targeted positions south of the capital in the town of rayyan it's believed to be a base for have ties military operations mahmud up to why it has more from tripoli . military commanders with a government of national accord in tripoli say that they have shut down. fighter jet this has been also confirmed by her forces who say the fight at all of the pilot managed to escape with a parachute apparently the fighter jet was sucked down near an area near the disused airport in and neighborhood called swanny which is fighting currently between the government forces and forces loyal to the warlord khalifa haftar we know that have to warplanes have been targeting several locations in and aroun