Paris is increasing its contacts in Libya to preserve its influence in the face of American and Italian competition, the latter being very militarily engaged as illustrated by Rome's participation in the "Flintlock 2026" exercise in Sirte. In this context, Emmanuel Macron received last June the heir of Marshal Haftar, his son Saddam (see the article below). Three months before, his special adviser and responsible for the Libyan case for France, …
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Paris is increasing its contacts in Libya to preserve its influence in the face of American and Italian competition, the latter being very militarily engaged as illustrated by Rome's participation in the "Flintlock 2026" exercise in Sirte. In this context, Emmanuel Macron received last June the heir of Marshal Haftar, his son Saddam (see the article below). Three months before, his special adviser and responsible for the Libyan case for France, …