It's Time for the West to Pick a Side in Libya | The National Interest
Now is the time for Washington, Paris, and Rome to get off the fence and collectively mount pressure for interim Prime Minister Abdul Dbeibah to go.
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Now is the time for Washington, Paris, and Rome to get off the fence and collectively mount pressure for interim Prime Minister Abdul Dbeibah to go.
The Libyan Prime Minister Fathi Bashagha accused the outgoing government headed by Abdel Hamid Dbeibeh of using oil money to stay in power, and wasting it on militias, that it reached terrorists who carried out a recent terrorist attack in Umm al-Aranib in the South.
ISIS, an internationally-designated terrorist group, has claimed responsibility over last night's car bomb attack against the Libyan National Army (LNA) in southwest Libya, according to the group's propaganda platform. Khaled Mahjoub, an LNA media official, said ISIS remotely detonated a car bomb in in front of LNA's Desert Patrols camp, which is located in the southern town…
As the Ukraine war creates a critical juncture for European security, France and its partners are pulling military resources out of Mali, raising questions about how best to address persistent terrorist threats and growing Russian footprints in the surrounding regions.
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