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defenceWeb Written by Reuters - 226 Erik Prince arrives for the New York Young Republican Club Gala at The Yale Club of New York City in Manhattan in New York City, New York, US, 7 November 2019. - Reuters Erik Prince, the private security executive and supporter of former US President Donald Trump, “at the very least” helped evade an arms embargo on Libya, according to excerpts from a United Nations report seen by Reuters. Independent UN sanctions monitors accused Prince of proposing a private military operation – known as ‘Project Opus’ – to Libya’s eastern-based commander Kh...

AP Erik Prince arrives for a closed meeting with members of the House Intelligence Committee on Capitol Hill in Washington.   TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. UNITED NATIONS — American security contractor Erik Prince, a close ally of former U.S. President Donald Trump, violated the U.N. arms embargo against Libya along with three United Arab Emirates-based companies and their top managers during an operation to help a rebel military commander take the capital Tripoli, U.N. experts said. In a key section ...

A British businesswoman and two former Royal Marines have been named in a UN report alongside one of President Trump’s closest advisers for their alleged role in a failed plot to help prop up the

British businesswoman helped in failed plot to aid Libya's Haftar, says UN report Three British citizens have been listed as part of security contractor Erik Prince's ill-fated attempt to back the Libyan military commander Libyan general Khalifa Haftar at his desk in Benghazi, Libya on 8 September 2020. (AFP) By Published date: 22 February 2021 12:58 UTC | Last update: 1 month 1 week ago British citizens, including a Dubai-based businesswoman, were involved in a failed attempt to provide support to Libyan military commander Khalifa Haf...

American security contractor Erik Prince, a close ally of former U.S. President Donald Trump, violated the U.N. arms embargo against Libya along with three United Arab Emirates-based companies and their top managers during an operation to help a rebel military commander take the capital Tripoli, U.N. experts said. In a key section of a report to the U.N. Security Council obtained Sunday by The Associated Press, the panel of experts outlined a well-funded private military company operation called Project Opus designed to provide military equipment to eastern-based commander Khalifa Hifter. ...